Fuel leak

[clearbluewater]

Greetings

I went to water test my boat first time this year and I noticed a fuel leak from area highlighted in picture. Looks like the carburetor. I think it's coming from the seams.

Engine started ok and also ran but i turned off once I noticed leak.

 

[Scott Danforth]

its a $1 gasket (a pack of 6 bowl and metering block gaskets for like $10)

suggest you pull the carb off and determine is it the metering block gasket or the bowl gasket.

 

[clearbluewater]

Thanks. Is there a way to find out the carburetor model so I can buy the correct metering block gasket and bowl gasket? I have a 3.0 GLP-E

 

[Scott Danforth]

Thanks. Is there a way to find out the carburetor model so I can buy the correct metering block gasket and bowl gasket? I have a 3.0 GLP-E

its a holley 4150 2-barrel carb. go to your local NAPA and ask for holley carb bowl and metering block gaskets. make sure to get the blue ones, not the cork ones.

or you can order from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Holley-108-200-Assortment-Carburetor-Gasket/dp/B00029J4KQ/

 

[clearbluewater]

Thanks! Is it simply just popping it out undoing the 4 bolts?

If you can share a how to video or link that will be great.

 

[Scott Danforth]

Thanks! Is it simply just popping it out undoing the 4 bolts?

If you can share a how to video or link that will be great.

Now is where you go out and google how to dissassemble a holley 4150 and go thru it, and not the wrong stuff in you tube. Go to Holleys web site and look for yourself. Additionally Jeff Smith has articles on it

 

[clearbluewater]

Thanks, is there a library or link to access Jeff Smith articles?

 

[Scott Danforth]

Thanks, is there a library or link to access Jeff Smith articles?

use google

 

[Lou C]

www.Holley.com