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Drain Fuel Tank
How can I drain the fuel tank without removing it from the vehicle? I need to get the gas out of the tank and get a full fresh tank in (bad batch of gas, truck won't start). I know I can't siphon it out, what do I do?
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Re: Drain Fuel Tank
Why do you say you can't siphon it out? If you don't want to remove the tank I don't know what else is left. There is no drain plug. I would remove it AFTER I siphoned out as much fuel as possible. While it was out I would clean it and install a drain plug before reinstalling.
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Re: Drain Fuel Tank
i have a 95 and i have siphoned my gas tank out already....
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Re: Drain Fuel Tank
Remove the inlet line to the fuel filter and turn the key to the on position.
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Re: Drain Fuel Tank
I can't siphon the fuel because 92 models have an anti-siphon plate in the fill neck. I'll try the filter thing.
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Re: Drain Fuel Tank
Be careful, it will come out at high pressure!
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Re: Re: Drain Fuel Tank
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