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Suzuki/Chrysler Fuel Connector Male – Engine Side (Small)
This small male fuel connector is designed to be mounted on the fuel inlet of Suzuki and Chrysler (Force) outboard engines. It serves as the engine’s fitting that the fuel hose quick-connects to. If your engine’s original fuel fitting is worn, damaged, or leaking, this replacement part (code 00859) is the perfect solution to restore a secure connection.
The male connector is typically easy to install: on some models it threads into the fuel pump or carburetor, on others it is held in place with a pin or bolt to the engine’s fuel port. Its dimensions and design meet OEM standards – ensuring a perfect match with the female connector (such as our code 00860) on your fuel hose. It’s made from a durable metal alloy with a corrosion-resistant finish, built to withstand constant exposure to fuel and the marine environment. The connector often incorporates an internal valve or channel that allows fuel flow when connected, but stops flow when the hose is disconnected (preventing spills).
Use Cases: The Suzuki/Chrysler small male connector is used on a wide range of light outboard engines – for example, Suzuki 2-strokes from 4–50 HP, as well as certain Chrysler/Force models up to ~50–60 HP. It’s also suitable for many personal watercraft and jet boats that use a similar fuel hookup. Whether you’re restoring an older engine or reconfiguring your fuel system, this component provides the reliability needed for trouble-free operation.
Recommendations: When replacing the old connector, first relieve any fuel pressure and stop fuel flow (clamp the fuel line or turn off the tank valve). After removing the old fitting, clean the engine’s threaded hole or mount point of debris and use a proper sealant or washer if required by the manufacturer to ensure a gasoline-tight fit. Tighten the new connector firmly but avoid over-tightening (especially if threading into a brass or aluminum part). After installation, attach the fuel hose with its female connector and ensure the connection “clicks” securely in place. Check for leaks with the engine running. With correct installation, this male connector will once again provide a confident, safe fuel supply to your motor.
