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RE:Headers and Fuel lines

Subject: RE:Headers and Fuel lines
by Slalom4me on 2008/1/27 22:08:55

Draining the tank isn't so bad with a siphon through the fuel neck feeding
into jerry cans.

But if you don't find the earlier three suggestions palatable, then a fourth
may be to open the lines where they meet the fuel rail. Then with the gas
cap removed, apply gentle air pressure to the lines to encourage any fuel
to flow to the tank.

Once the lines are clear, my vote is that it will not be possible for fuel to
siphon back into the lines without assistance from the pump to lift fuel
up the initial length of in-tank line.

Use suitable precautions when fuel leaks may occur - have known good
fire extinguishers on hand and have a competent buddy standing watch.
Be sure there is a clear path outside in case it becomes necessary to
remove the vehicle from the building.

Good luck.

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