Goldnboy 1,144 #1 Posted June 19 Can someone post a picture of the fuel line route from the tank to the front of engine? It currently is routed under the the left fender and between the side cover and frame on left. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ineedanother 2,789 #2 Posted June 19 @Goldnboy Hydro or 8-speed? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Goldnboy 1,144 #3 Posted June 19 (edited) Its a Hydro. My GT 1848 Eaton though went under the pump on the right. Is this similar on a sunstrand? Other posts on this subject are over 15 yrs old and the pictures are not showing. Edited June 19 by Goldnboy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Retired Wrencher 6,909 #4 Posted June 23 I would assume it would go from the seat pan area. Then through there if shifter area to the engine. I had models like yours. That’s pretty much how they were routed if your gas tank is underneath the seat pan. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
peter lena 10,000 #5 Posted June 23 @Goldnboy perfect spot for a steel brake line ? tubing bender to enhance upper frame corner fit , fitting , opportunity ? eliminate most of the rubber hose break down , rubber hose tank start and carb with clear fuel rated hose , filter / check valve . did this years ago , stopped fuel hose issue , also add sta bil to all my fuels , 1 -2 oz to every tank top off . clear start and stop hose , lets you see , what's going on , always clean / clear fuel going to my carb . did a complete fuel run clean out , tank / carb , to verify effect ? guess what ? the repetitive problem , never came back . have this on my 3 horses , imagine eliminating a chronic issue ? pete Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bill D 3,070 #6 Posted June 23 I route all my fuel lines down the left side. My two 416H's have the lines routed like this. Easier routing and it keeps it from interfering with the hydro pedal linkage. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
