Subaru Fuel Tank Drain Plug at Anthony Smiley blog

Subaru Fuel Tank Drain Plug. Disconnect the hose i labeled in orange. When it's done, it will be. That way, you can hook the pump right up to a battery. Since it's a saddle tank, it will not. On the bottom of the forester tank, one poster here said there is a drain, but neither i nor gas thieves can find it. Unless you want to get every drop out of the tank, you could remove the fuel line going to the fuel rail, jump the fuel pump relay and use the pump. Hit the junk yard and get the car side of the fuel pump plug and a foot or so of wire. When i cycle on the key, the fuel pump runs for about two. I disconnected the fuel line at the engine and connected my hose/funnel combo which runs into a 5 gallon can. Connect another hose into line with it and route it to an empty gas tank. Turn the car on and let it idle. I need to empty gas tank and from the manual, there is a drain plug on the gas tank which does this. Take the cover down and you will see it. I would suggest if you decide to. A quick over view of how to get fuel out of a subaru's gas tank when the tank doesnt have a drain.

On the top there is a check or flap valve that prevents the tank from. When i cycle on the key, the fuel pump runs for about two. Hit the junk yard and get the car side of the fuel pump plug and a foot or so of wire. Take the cover down and you will see it. Disconnect the hose i labeled in orange. That way, you can hook the pump right up to a battery. Since it's a saddle tank, it will not. I would suggest if you decide to. Aside from that, there is a drain plug on the right side of the tank. When it's done, it will be.

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Subaru Fuel Tank Drain Plug Turn the car on and let it idle. On the top there is a check or flap valve that prevents the tank from. Connect another hose into line with it and route it to an empty gas tank. When i cycle on the key, the fuel pump runs for about two. Unless you want to get every drop out of the tank, you could remove the fuel line going to the fuel rail, jump the fuel pump relay and use the pump. I disconnected the fuel line at the engine and connected my hose/funnel combo which runs into a 5 gallon can. That way, you can hook the pump right up to a battery. Disconnect the hose i labeled in orange. Aside from that, there is a drain plug on the right side of the tank. Hit the junk yard and get the car side of the fuel pump plug and a foot or so of wire. A quick over view of how to get fuel out of a subaru's gas tank when the tank doesnt have a drain. On the bottom of the forester tank, one poster here said there is a drain, but neither i nor gas thieves can find it. When it's done, it will be. I need to empty gas tank and from the manual, there is a drain plug on the gas tank which does this. Since it's a saddle tank, it will not. Turn the car on and let it idle.