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Razor
32/36 Weber Return Line
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where do you return the fuel line from the return line (across/other side of the fuel inlet) of the 32/36 weber? does it go back straight to the tank? anyone tried these on their weber swap?
or is it too much of a hassle?
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Posted on: 2004/9/17 1:37
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Re: 32/36 Weber Return Line
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i used a piece of hose 2 clamps and a fitting bolt and just blocked it off. just don't use silicone!!!

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Re: 32/36 Weber Return Line
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"fitting bolt" meaning any bolt that will fit on the hose and not leak?
or I can just buy that brass bolt they normally use to plug it right?
thanks

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Re: 32/36 Weber Return Line
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yeh any bolt that will "screw into the hose so it's fitting and then put a clamp over the carb end of the hose and also clamp the bolt in.

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Re: 32/36 Weber Return Line
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thanks, I think I saw a pic here somewhere....

Posted on: 2004/9/17 2:51
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Re: 32/36 Weber Return Line
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All the 32/36 I've seen, the second fuel inlet line is not drilled out. So nothing is needed.

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Quote:

Team_Dat wrote:
just don't use silicone!!!


hehehehe

Posted on: 2004/9/17 3:06
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Re: 32/36 Weber Return Line
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I scored a free weber and its got a return line/outlet that brass looking thingy i dont know what you call it.
the previous owner was using it on his 1600/510

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