re routing fuel line

[Kaz the Minotaur]

I'd like to re route the fuel line but it looks like there is no extra fuel line. Where can you get fuel line and to you need male adapters to connect the pieces? Can you take the stock fuel line out of the tank and replace it with a larger piece?

 

[Skater229]

I'd like to re route the fuel line but it looks like there is no extra fuel line. Where can you get fuel line and to you need male adapters to connect the pieces? Can you take the stock fuel line out of the tank and replace it with a larger piece?

I replaced mine... Carefully remove the black grommit with lines going into tank, remove 'clunker' install on new line... I would say pull the return line off first and replace with new line, so that way you do not mix the two up... It is going to be hard to get the black part back in, but it will go... I left enough line so it can route near the rollbar and used a zip tie to hold in place...


Skater

 

[RampageHopUps]

You can get the fuel line at any of the go-ped dealers in your town, or online like DDM.

 

[hellya]

thats 1 thing i didnt like about the truck they didnt give any slack in the gas lines...... mine actually rested on the muffler from the factory


$5 later problem solved

 

[Skater229]

thats 1 thing i didnt like about the truck they didnt give any slack in the gas lines...... mine actually rested on the muffler from the factory
$5 later problem solved

I didn't like the black fuel lines, I like to be able to see something move in the line... about 10mins later and it was done...


Skater

 

[Shiny]

Fuel lines are easy fix.

 

[MOfroggy]

Is there any trick (besides will power and patience) to getting the plug that the fuel lines go through into the tank? I pulled on mine and it was TIGHT so I quit pulling because I thought if it was hard to get out it was going to be hard to get back in. I added fuel line using a double ended male adapter but I figure this is just asking for air leaks. I was in a hurry to run it was the reason I did it the way I did.


MOfroggy

 

[Skater229]

Is there any trick (besides will power and patience) to getting the plug that the fuel lines go through into the tank? I pulled on mine and it was TIGHT so I quit pulling because I thought if it was hard to get out it was going to be hard to get back in. I added fuel line using a double ended male adapter but I figure this is just asking for air leaks. I was in a hurry to run it was the reason I did it the way I did.
MOfroggy

You nailed it... just power and time, you don't want to use anything sharp cause you might cut it... I just kept pulling and rolling my finger and it popped out... and as for getting it back in, it isn't that bad... you put one side in and just keep working it around... Good Luck...


Skater

 

[MOfroggy]

Did I screw up adding fuel line with the male to male fitting?


MOfroggy

 

[flint mann]

If the hose is tight on the fitting you shouldn't get any air leaks but you can put a zip tie around each end to insure that you don't MO

 

[Shiny]

Using some lubrication will help.

 

[hellya]

I just removed the entire plug.... pull up one side with both thumbs and work our way around


To reinstall put one side on, then use a small flat head screwdriver and push the plug back it in the hole (little bites)... then spin it......very easy to do

 

[Kaz the Minotaur]

What is the ID and OD of the fuel line?


There is a GoPed / RC / ATV / JetSki shop in the next town south of me so I can get some there.


So the main fuel line is the one that connects by the primer bulb? And the return is the other line?

 

[Shiny]

No I think it is the other way. The feed line is the one on the bottom of the carb.

 

[hellya]

No I think it is the other way. The feed line is the one on the bottom of the carb.

Yep top line is the return...bottom has the clunk/feed line

 

[Garrett]

I grabbed semi-transparent/blue line from DDM (part jj32x). Looks cool but haven't installed it yet.


Should I add a fuel filter of some kind too? If so, what is the best kind?

 

[Shiny]

I recommend to use an in line filter with the filter in the tank.


I have been using this one and vary happy with it.


http://www.davesmotors.com/store/product1842.html


I have this one as will but did not try it till now.


http://www.davesmotors.com/store/product610.html


You can use this for the fuel lines.


http://www.davesmotors.com/store/product1554.html


PS: I like to use DDM site because I fined it easy to fined what I want. I am not promoting this site. I have been accused of this earlier. All what is on this site is avalabel on many other sites.

 

[hellya]

if you look at the clunk ...it has filtration

 

[Shiny]

if you look at the cluck ...it has filtration

Yes there is one in the tank and a strainer mesh in the carbe. I believe the in line one is good extra insurance.

 

[Skater229]

Here is mine...

Skater