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I was going to just go this route and use jb weld instead. I figure i'll never need this hole again for anything.

Well, it's taken me a while, but i'm finally starting on this project. I bought a spin on fuel filter kit, and figured since I was "opening up" the fuel system, I would delete this bugger finally. I had bought the napa number that were listed prior many moons ago. The plug for the spark...

I don't suppose you have any updated information or pics?

I plan on deleting mine in the next couple of months. I'll try to salvage what I can, but had tossed the idea of re-using some of the parts as mentioned in post #92 on this thread.

Keep me updated thad! This is a project I've been putting off all summer.

In my mind, if I'm going to disable it, I might as well delete it completely. I don't ever plan to re-install it or install anything like it in the future, so this baby and everything associated with it is going bye bye.

Is it something that Napa would carry? We used something like it in the paintball world called macroline, but I am pretty sure that the stuff we used there would melt when exposed to fuel.

Picked mine up yesterday using these numbers. Thank you!

Sorry, this pic should have been in the last post as well.

So I'm sure that this is where the 18mm and 20mm plugs go, but what about the "T" at the fuel line?