Moeller Marine Fuel Line Tank Connector 033451-10, 3/8 Inch Barb, Nissan/Tohatsu Engines up to 90 HP

Moeller Marine Fuel Line Tank Connector 033451-10, 3/8 Inch Barb, Nissan/Tohatsu Engines up to 90 HP

$19.28
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Moeller Marine Fuel Line Tank Connector 033451-10, 3/8 Inch Barb, Nissan/Tohatsu Engines up to 90 HP

Moeller Marine Fuel Line Tank Connector 033451-10, 3/8 Inch Barb, Nissan/Tohatsu Engines up to 90 HP

$19.28

The Moeller Marine 033451-10 is a 3/8 inch barb fuel line tank connector built for Nissan and Tohatsu outboard engines up to 90 HP. It serves as the connection point between the fuel tank hose and the engine fuel line, allowing fuel to pass securely from the portable or built-in tank to the engine's fuel system. The fitting is molded from durable plastic designed to hold up against continuous exposure to marine fuel and the outdoor conditions typical of boating use.

This connector uses a 3/8 inch barbed female fitting, which is sized to slide onto and grip standard 3/8 inch marine fuel line for a tight, leak-resistant seal when properly clamped. It is a direct-fit replacement part for Nissan and Tohatsu outboard fuel systems rated up to 90 HP, making it a straightforward swap when an original tank connector fitting has cracked, worn out, or lost its seal. Because it is sized and rated specifically for this engine range, it is not intended as a universal fitting for other outboard brands or higher horsepower ranges outside this specification.

Moeller Marine Products has built its reputation on fuel system components engineered for reliable performance on the water, and this tank connector fitting is designed to restore proper fuel flow and a secure seal at the tank-to-engine connection point.

Specifications

  • Brand: Moeller
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 033451-10
  • Fitting Type: Fuel line tank connector, barb fitting
  • Connection Size: 3/8 inch barb, female
  • Material: Plastic
  • Compatible Engine Brands: Nissan, Tohatsu
  • Compatible Engine Horsepower: Up to 90 HP
  • Weight: 0.1 pounds
  • UPC: 739729334515

Fitment

  • Nissan outboard engines up to 90 HP
  • Tohatsu outboard engines up to 90 HP

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Moeller 033451-10 fuel line connector used for? The Moeller 033451-10 is a 3/8 inch barb tank connector fitting that joins the fuel tank hose to the engine fuel line on compatible outboard motors.

Which engines is the 033451-10 tank connector compatible with? This fitting is designed for Nissan and Tohatsu outboard engines up to 90 HP.

What size fuel line does the 033451-10 fitting accept? It is a 3/8 inch barb female fitting, sized for standard 3/8 inch marine fuel line.

Is the Moeller 033451-10 connector made of metal or plastic? It is molded from plastic, built to withstand continuous exposure to marine fuel and outdoor boating conditions.

How much does the Moeller 033451-10 fuel line connector weigh? The 033451-10 tank connector weighs 0.1 pounds.

Will this connector fit outboards over 90 HP? No, the Moeller 033451-10 is rated for Nissan and Tohatsu engines up to 90 HP and is not specified for higher horsepower applications.

Does the 033451-10 connect to the tank side or the engine side of the fuel line? It functions as a tank connector, joining the fuel tank hose to the engine fuel line on compatible Nissan and Tohatsu outboards.

Is a clamp needed to install the 033451-10 barb fitting? Yes, since it is a barbed fitting, a standard fuel line hose clamp should be used over the connection to ensure a secure, leak-free seal.

What is included when ordering the Moeller 033451-10? The Moeller 033451-10 ships as a single barb connector fitting.

Is the Moeller 033451-10 a genuine Moeller Marine part? Yes, 033451-10 is the Moeller Marine manufacturer part number for this fitting, not an aftermarket equivalent.

Why would I need to replace this fuel line connector? A tank connector fitting like the 033451-10 is typically replaced when it cracks, wears out, or no longer forms a tight seal, which can cause fuel leaks or air intrusion in the fuel line.

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