I bought one from local hardware store but with the anti siphon valves it doesn't work. I didn't want to force the hose down the neck and damage anything.
Turn the car on but not start it? Just to engage the pump?May be sloppy but you could pull the fuel pump fuse, crank the car until it won't run anymore to relieve the pressure. Take the line loose at the fuel rail and run a hose to your cans, put the fuse back in and turn on the car. It'll pump it out real quick. I blew 13+ gallons out real quick a couple of years ago when I had a fuel rail lift off of an injector.
I hooked into the shrader valve on the fuel rail and turned the key on. The pump shut off and wouldn't keep running . I'm thinking I'll run into that again with thisThat will do it. Just cut it on.
Edit: Just remember it's 50 something psi so you'll need to be ready when you do it.
Easiest way is to run the car till she runs out of gas.I'm going to swap my fuel pump. Problem is I have a full tank of gas and
everything I read says I need less then a quarter. The car is stored so I can't
drive it out. Any suggestions?
Thank you
I'm starting to think you're right. It would run quite awhile I would think. Ugh!Easiest way is to run the car till she runs out of gas.