Posted By: fast414
!!! - 04/20/16 01:52 AM
Hey guys!! ....quick question. Can I get the fuel out of my gas tank by disconnecting the fuel line at my carb and cranking the engine ??
Bad idea..... Unless electric pump, which sounds like a no show in your court?
Posted By: RSNOMO
Re: !!! - 04/20/16 02:05 AM
Hey guys!! ....quick question. Can I get the fuel out of my gas tank by disconnecting the fuel line at my carb and cranking the engine ??
(Harbor Freight has a real cheap 'transfer pump'...
I'd get a T (some hardware store NPT pipe nipples (probably 1/8 NPT) and a T would would work fine & black fittings are slightly cheaper than galvanized fittings) & T it into the neoprene fuel line between pump and the carb and get 6ft of 5/16" neoprene fuel line & run it to a big jug & idle it & it'll be empty in minutes. EDIT oops! just hit me that the gas must be bad so you would not want to be introducing it into the carb!
Posted By: dvw
Re: !!! - 04/20/16 02:57 AM
Disconnect the line rag around the filler neck and add a LITTLE air. It'll pretty much all siphon out.
Doug
Posted By: skicker
Re: !!! - 04/20/16 12:48 PM
This ^^^^^
Years ago on the race car we had an extra fuel cell cap with a valve stem inserted to drain the fuel. Works good for everything except a small amount in the end...maybe a quart or so...
Posted By: Rhinodart
Re: !!! - 04/20/16 01:52 PM
Hey guys!! ....quick question. Can I get the fuel out of my gas tank by disconnecting the fuel line at my carb and cranking the engine ??
(Harbor Freight has a real cheap 'transfer pump'...
I just used one of those HF pumps last week, love the smell of 10 year old fuel...