Reply to "Pantera from 1974 - Fuel Easiest way to create a return fuel line?"

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Attempting to remove the drain plug is not for the faint of heart on a Pantera. I'd say that if it has never been out since new, then it is a 50/50 proposition.

50% chance that you get it out. 50% chance that you damage the tank/and or wreck the plug.

The other thing is that even with a banjo fitting on it, it is susceptable to road hazards. With a plug in it, it's fine. With ANYTHING that is attached under it, that attachment is vulnerable.

Your call, but it isn't really for a novice to attempt. You DO NOT want to unleash Godzilla with an impact wrench to attack it.

6/4/221:16 PM

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