Z28WannaB

I was not able to find any threads that discussed on how to go about this.

How would I drain the tank?

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Sick97SS

http://www.nloc.net/vbforum/how-arti...nk-w-pics.html

even thought it's for a Ford Lightning, it "could" work for our cars.

i might be wrong. but i like the idea.

rclearyiii

Ijust bought a cheap external electric pump..like from a 85 cutlass and put rubber hoses on both ends of it. Simply connect it to your battery and drain out your tank via the longer rubber hose. Just a method I use.

RUDEDOG

1. Pull the 3/8 pressure line off fuel rail. 2. Clamp hose to it and route to a container. 3. Put 12 volts on Fuel pump test connector.

Z28WannaB

Hey guys, I really appreciate the feedback.

Rudedog your method sounds easiest. But I wonder, wouldn't that be kind of hard of the fuel pump?

Injuneer

Won't be hard on the pump until it runs dry...... then you have a problem.

Simplest way is to push a hose down the fill pipe and siphon it out. I've done that several times on my 94.

Z28WannaB

I think there is an anti-siphon in the fill pipe. I tried to stick a hose down there once and it wouldn't go all the way to the tank.

Injuneer

Not easy, but it worked on mine. Hose went right to the bottom of the tank.

rclearyiii

Hose went to the bottom of my tank as well...

Kevin Blown 95 TA

I've tried a few times with a small hose and wasn't able to get it to go in there.

Spartan7

Try using a stiffer hose. I used the same method above to siphon all the gas out before I dropped the tank and it worked just fine.