my t/a is down for repairs. will be a while before i can get $$ to finish. was looking to drain the fuel out of the tank. cant find anything in a repair manual that details it. the bulb siphon that i got at the auto parts store wont get into the tank thru the filler tube. anyone have any experience on how to drain the tank easily? thanks.
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we used at a auto shop was a peice of rubber fuel line with a hole cut on the end and used compress air to start a vacuum to pull the fuel out other trick was we used we kept a weak but working fuel pump with a hose , put in the filler and let it pull the fuel out2009 Honda Civic EX- the daily beater
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well problem is getting into the fuel tank past the filler. seems to be some sort of baffle at the end of the tube. guess i should of been more specific. but thanks for the compressed air idea. that does seem easy if i can get a tube into the tank- thanksprevious- '82 recaro. current-bone stock '02 t/a 6sp base model.
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Originally posted by Joe 1320Remove the schrader valve from the fuel rail test port, hook up a rubber fuel line hose about 5-6 feet long. Turn the key to run and let the fuel pump empty the gas into spare 5 gallon gas cans.-Alex
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