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

davidnunnMember

Bryske,

You might be able to use the fitting that Julian pointed out, as your return. Yes, it's OK to let the fuel from the return, drain into the top of the tank. It's completely unnecessary to have a line that goes to the bottom of the tank.

I had no trouble at all, removing my drain plug. I used penetrating oil a few hours before I attempted to remove it, then gave it a couple of sharp blows with a hammer. I used a heat gun to get the drain plug warm, not hot! I then put my impact driver on it, at a very low torque setting. After about 30 seconds of hammering away, it was out.

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