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Kevxx

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 20:38

hose + a bed pump, i put the hose in the tank, attached it to the air-intake, then the airout into a jerry can, 10 mins later i was done. Bodge as fuck but it worked and easy as hell.


Kevxx

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:58

cheers folks! :)


WAT 550 N

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:36

yea best way is to take fuel pump out and do it that way


Terry12

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:29

As long as the seal on the pump is sound they'll be no vapours in the cab. The fuel is coming out at the engine.


bobdisk

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:25

I think there is an anti-SYPHON device in the filler neck. Take the pump out of the tank and put a transparent pipe in there, and suck (the pipe, of course!) You can see when the petrol gets near the end, so you wont drink any! Its dangerous using electric that may spark near petrol vapour.


Kevxx

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:15

cheers davie but does the tank have an anti-sythen device? or can i just do that, ive got clear pipe and a machine to do the sucking so no fuel goes near my mouth


Terry12

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:14

I take the fuel line off the fuel rail put it into a fuel can.
Then at the back seat using your battery stick the + and - to the pump plug and away you go.


davieslim

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 16:05

yeah dont turn it over, should have said that the belt had slipped lol

should still be able to turn it 2 clicks as if priming the engine but you would have to turn it 2 clicks and turn it off then turn it 2 clicks then turn it off so might take a while depending on how much fuel you have


Kevxx

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 15:53

The timing belt slipped, thats why it's off the road, would it be okay to turn? :/ seems dodgy

Hence i was just going to suck the fuel out so to speak..

does it an anti-synthen device? thats my main problem here!

[Edited on 29-07-2009 by Kevxx]


davieslim

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 15:43

take the feed pipe off the engine and put a bit of hose from that to whatever your putting the petrol then just turn the engine over


Kevxx

posted on 29th Jul 09 at 15:08

If i slip some hose pipe down, and sythen (spelling) it out, will it work? I know some tanks have an anti-sythen device, does the sport?