https://www.marineengine.com/parts/johnson-evinrude-parts.php?year=1992&hp=150&model=E150GLENC&manufacturer=Evinrude&section=FUEL+BRACKET+%26amp%3B+COMPONENTS


#2 in the diagram which is my fuel pump the 90° fitting is cracked and leaking gas. I've looked into just that 90° but can't find what I'm looking for. It's not cracked terribly but gas leaking under the cover isn't a good thing. I've applied some epoxy to see if it will hold but looking for suggestions. Thank you in advance for any information.

Is the fitting screwed into the pump body? Brass? If screwed in I would remove and replace with a brass fitting with whichever hose connection that you can make work...

I'm not sure to be honest, I removed the pump, and it looks like one piece. I tried turning it but felt like it was gonna brake. I bought some JB water weld, it said its good for gas. That fuel pumps 500 ish I'd hate to turn it and it brakes. I'm gonna let it set up over night and try it tomorrow. I was looking at other models and they have the part I need but there again do I wanna chance it.

not replacable part of fuel pump

Yeah, stupid 90°... the water weld seemed to work, but found my carb bowl gasket is leaking too.. $60 to replace em do not bad.
? Though #2 is and oiler and fuel pump correct, I was looking into changing it out to a straight fuel pump.. any pointers if this feasible.