FUEL CNNCTR FM 5/16"YAM

The Seachoice Female Fuel Connector (Part #50-20621) is designed for reliable connection in marine fuel systems. Crafted from durable nylon, this connector offers resistance to corrosion and environmental exposure, ensuring long-lasting performance in demanding marine environments. Its compatibility with Yamaha, Mercury, and Mariner engines makes it a versatile choice for boat owners and marine technicians seeking a secure fuel connection.
Designed with user convenience in mind, this fuel connector features a standard 5/16-inch fitting size and a compact width of approximately 3/8 inch, facilitating easy installation and maintenance. The connector is packaged in a carded format, making it easy to handle and store, while the product is manufactured in the USA, adhering to high-quality standards. The Seachoice fuel connector is non-hazardous and non-returnable, emphasizing safety and compliance.
Engineered for marine applications, this connector ensures a tight seal to prevent fuel leaks and maintain optimal engine performance. Its robust nylon construction withstands harsh marine conditions, including exposure to saltwater and vibration. Suitable for use in marine fuel systems where secure, durable connections are essential, this connector enhances the safety and efficiency of your boat’s fuel system. Whether replacing a worn-out connector or installing a new system, the Seachoice female fuel connector provides peace of mind with its sturdy build and proven compatibility.

Features:

• Material: Constructed from durable nylon for corrosion resistance

• Compatibility: Fits Yamaha, Mercury, and Mariner engines

• Fitting Size: Standard 5/16-inch connection for versatile use

• Packaging: Carded for easy handling and storage

• Manufactured in the USA ensuring quality standards

• Design: Secure fit to prevent fuel leaks and ensure safety

• Application: Suitable for marine fuel systems where durability is critical

• Environment Resistance: Withstands harsh marine conditions including saltwater exposure