Gas line leak - Faulty Fuel line on FFR supplied pump bracket

[Harley818]

Thought I would throw this out there if anyone else has a problem with the FFR supplied fuel pump bracket and tank seal.

I had a frustrating time trying to seal the pump line. Wouldn't seal with the white FFR quick disconnects, wouldn't seal with 5/16 line clamped directly on it, wouldn't seal with a smaller size 1/4 in line clamped directly to the line.

Turns out there was one or two pinholes in the ridge that is meant to hold the quick disconnect onto the fuel pump line.
fuel lines.JPG

I cut the tube off just upstream of the ridge, and replaced the 5/16 fuel line clamped directly to the fuel pump line. No Leaks now.
new fuel line.JPG

Hope no one else has this problem, its a quick fix once you find the leaks...... but now my garage smells like gas.

[Bob_n_Cincy]

I cut the tube off just upstream of the ridge, and replaced the 5/16 fuel line clamped directly to the fuel pump line. No Leaks now.

Harley,
That line has 45psi in it. I think it is very important to have a barb or bead on the tube. If you don't the hose might blow off shooting a lot of gas all over the place.
Bob

[Harley818]

Good point Bob.
Not sure how I can do it though, other than asking FFR for a new pump bracket assembly.
Any other ways you can think of?
As you can see, I have two clamps on it, and its on tight, but you are right.... its not as safe as it could be

[Bob_n_Cincy]

Good point Bob.
Not sure how I can do it though, other than asking FFR for a new pump bracket assembly.
Any other ways you can think of?
As you can see, I have two clamps on it, and its on tight, but you are right.... its not as safe as it could be

2 options I can think of.
1. get a pump assembly from someone that used a boyd tank.
2. Tighten on a 5/16 compression fitting on the tube. Then remove the fitting. The compression ring will serve as a bead. Cut off the nut or not.
Bob