Re: Vintage Single OMC Line Fuel Tank

[chinewalker]

NJ – Chances are your tank’s vent or fuel valve is leaking. Those two pins operate valves – one lets fuel out, one lets air in when the fuel connector is snapped in place. If your tank leaks, then it’s likely that the o-rings that the pins seat on are worn or warped due to age, fuel deterioration, etc. Costs about $15 and 15 minutes to repair them. If needed, I think I have the part numbers saved somewhere…