I notice that most everyone who upgrades there fuel system just comes off the schrader valve for their return line.
My question is, how do you overcome that it is a schrader valve?

I can't find a fitting that will depress that little valve when screwed in. In most of the threads, people just screw a 4AN fitting on to it. It seems like that wouldn't not help that little valve problem. Is there a way to take the valve portion out?

yes you can take the little valve out. Here is a link to the one I used :http://www.outdoordistributors.com/Campbell_Hausfeld/ch-compressoraccys/ch-tireandstem.html (part number CHW-AU1088) However I purchased mine from walmart.

BTW: I don't think this should have been in Advanced Tuning.

You need a $2.00 tire valve removal tool. You can buy one at any autoparts store, walmart, probably target, jewel, stop&go, vallero, disneyland, or the bum on the corner.

Originally posted by DarkOne
You need a $20 tire valve removal tool. You can buy one at any autoparts store, walmart, probably target, jewel, stop&go, vallero, disneyland, or the bum on the corner.

Valve Stem Core Tool. ;) I'm sure your local tire shop, body shop, or local mechanic will have one.

Originally posted by greygoose

Originally posted by DarkOne You need a $20 tire valve removal tool. You can buy one at any autoparts store, walmart, probably target, jewel, stop&go, vallero, disneyland, or the bum on the corner.

Valve Stem Core Tool. ;) I'm sure your local tire shop, body shop, or local mechanic will have one.

Also bicycle shops and sporting goods stores have them.

And when you're done fixing your fuel system, go around to neighbors you don't like and just barely loosen the schrader valves in two or more of their tires. Good times.

Originally posted by thedawg
And when you're done fixing your fuel system, go around to neighbors you don't like and just barely loosen the schrader valves in two or more of their tires. Good times.

Or take the black cap off, put a small pebble in the cap, then tighten the cap back on. ;)