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J4 fuel primer ?

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Joe G

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My brother is currently putting a J4 back together.
Can anyone with J 4 experience confirm the original primer inlet line connection location? Was it from the gascolator or fuel supply off the tank?
The attached pic is his fresh instrument panel install.

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