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#3
Remove the left rear tire. there is a vent hose that can be removed (remove clip). then put a siphon in thetank and siphon out all the gas.
http://www.courtesyparts.com/betasit...1627_1631.html
see part 17226 , just above the arrow that says front
http://www.courtesyparts.com/betasit...1627_1631.html
see part 17226 , just above the arrow that says front
#5
Remove the left rear tire. there is a vent hose that can be removed (remove clip). then put a siphon in thetank and siphon out all the gas.
http://www.courtesyparts.com/betasit...1627_1631.html
see part 17226 , just above the arrow that says front
http://www.courtesyparts.com/betasit...1627_1631.html
see part 17226 , just above the arrow that says front
Both of these methods require a siphon. Guess I gotta go buy me a siphon.
#6
If you're gonna remove the hose, replace it.
#9
its not good to run your fuel pump dry so i would be cautious with that. if you have to get the tank completely empty you will still need the siphon.
#10
easiest way:
put car on lift
put jack under tank
undo gas tank straps
place 5 gallon bucket under filler neck hose.
lower gas tank down slowly
tilt tank to empty gas into bucket
get second bucket if necessary.
put car on lift
put jack under tank
undo gas tank straps
place 5 gallon bucket under filler neck hose.
lower gas tank down slowly
tilt tank to empty gas into bucket
get second bucket if necessary.
#11
Alright, cool. I was talking about my parts car, which is going to a junkyard pretty soon here. I stripped it of almost everything of value except the engine. It still has 3 or 4 gallons left in the tank, so I think why waste it?
#12
Car smells like fuel; please help!!!
I know this is off topic a little bit, but I can't post new threads.
My '92SE smells of fuel big time! I just had the fuel pump replaced, and ever since the inside of the cabin reeks!
Any suggestions?
My '92SE smells of fuel big time! I just had the fuel pump replaced, and ever since the inside of the cabin reeks!
Any suggestions?
#14
#16
Please help
I just had my mechanic put a new fuel pump in, this fixed the solution to the car not starting, NOW there is a loud whining noise coming from the gas tank, he says its because i need a new fuel filter, can someone give me better opinion, or is my mechanics suggestion correct?
#18
If you reuse the fuel make sure you separate out the water that's probably in the bottom of the tank below the pickup.
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