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CIS cross section

Does anyone have a cross section or cut away view of a cis gas tank. Trying to figure out the route of the return line in the targa's gas tank, line is plugged somewhere deep. I loose sight of it in the sender hole where it goes against the upright in the tank.

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I'm sure by now everyone has this link book-marked, hope it helps.

http://members.rennlist.com/jimwms/CIS/CIShome.html






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Yes, actually I do have that site bookmarked, but it doesn't have a good cross section or pic of a cut open tank to show me where the return lines goes accross the back of the tank, behind the plastic baffle.
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I need the Greatest Minds of the Planet on this 73.5 issue.

There were some very nice images in one of the links above thread of a CIS tank (Paulo's tank) cut apart, but they now seem to be missing or corrupted.
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The Cis tank images are here:

1973 911-T (CIS) Fuel Tank Exposed
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Thanks Jim,

So the return line goes into the baffle....how the heck am I going to clear out the plugged line? Guess I'll try to get the drain plug out, see if there is anything in the baffle.

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