ConeDodger
Sep 9 2009, 05:31 PM
I am going back to fuel injection. I had previously had Dellortos on my 2270 and will now be going to ITB and aftermarket SDS injection.
Because I can'f find my return line nipple that I saved for just this occasion, I have to tap on you guys. Got one? Going to carbs and want a modified one in trade? The one I have on the tank is brazed and epoxied to seal it so you can use the single feed to the carbs without a return. Need one?
914Sixer
Sep 9 2009, 05:58 PM
How many do you want? Send me your address and I will send you one. Do you need the nut also? Small nipple correct?
jcd914
Sep 9 2009, 06:48 PM
Rob,
I have some at the house, I can bring one by.
Is your tank and early or late tank?
Jim
ConeDodger
Sep 9 2009, 06:54 PM
Mark,
Jim lives 8 blocks away and I am actually putting his motor into my car. Thanks for the offer, but I will have to go with convenience over speed this time.
Jim, I don't know. I need the return which is the smaller of the two. I didn't know there was a difference on the bottom of the tank.
By the way, an update: I ran into two obstacles. One, I was bleeding brakes and Nicho had to leave with Shirley. Two, I cannot hook up the tank yet. I have to get the nipple and some fuel line. I also want to bleed the brakes before putting that tank back in to make sure I don't have a line leak in the front. I have a new, solid steering coupler that goes in while the tank is out as well.
What I do have done is this: Everything except the throttle cable is hooked up. I need a barrel bolt or something to hook up the throttle cable. It turns over and you can hear the fuel pump dry pumping...
914Sixer
Sep 9 2009, 07:23 PM
Okay. If you need something else let me know. I am starting to clean out 25 yrs worth of parts. My wife seem to think we need to move in the next year.
jcd914
Sep 9 2009, 08:30 PM
Rob,
I just got home.
I have some barrel nuts just not sure where they are.
I'll look around and give you a call.
Jim
PS: I think all the return line fittings are the same. The feed line on an early tank is larger diameter that late tanks.
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