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Gatornapper
post Apr 19 2019, 09:21 AM
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When I got my 914 the tank was not in the car. I had the tank restored, but the guy lost the fittings that connect to the bottom of the tank. The fittings are no longer available anywhere.

Can anyone tell me the size of the fittings? They seem to be about 14mm dia., fine metric thread.

Also, I cannot tell where the rubber pads go that support the tank on the seam - I was told they go on the sides, but I cannot tell where. See my post #53 under "Newbie from virginia..."

Can someone attach a pic of where they go or describe their placement precisely?

I'm dead in the water getting the car running without these fittings and knowing the placement of the pads.

Thanks for the help!

GN
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post Apr 24 2019, 07:55 AM
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Ok, fuel tank nuts coming from AA today or tomorrow.

Any suggestions on what to do with the pipe? With carbs I don't need the return line, just need to plug the nipple on the tank. I do have the fuel filter that goes in the tank nipple.

Thinking of trying a piece of 3/8" copper tubing with a compression sleeve compressed on it - that looks like it will work fine on the nipple end - but not so sure on the nut end....

Maybe I can jerry-rig something with some teflon tape or plumbing stuff....

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