Return Fuel Line Plumbing

[Frederic Breitwieser]

Aron,

It really shouldn't matter since the engine's fuel return is typically 
higher than the tank... the gas is pushed back due to the regulator 
allowing the additional pressure out of the F.I. fuel rail, so its forced 
back just fine.  Most production cars run the fuel line to and from the 
tank on the same side of the car, on the inside of the frame.


Frederic Breitwieser
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Bridgeport, Connecticut



On Wednesday, June 04, 1997 3:26 PM, Aron Travis [SMTP:atravis at spacey.net] 
wrote:
> Is there any particular better place to plumb in a fuel return line
> to a stock gas tank?
> Above or below the average fuel line, top/bottom, submerged/not, etc.
> -Aron Travis-
> "always in a automotive frenzy"