siphon gas
anyone do this with these mustangs?
trying to emty a full tank without driving 300 miles so we can start a SC install. The SC needs 93, and I stored it for the winter with full tank 87
Brenspeed said they have anti siphon
trying to emty a full tank without driving 300 miles so we can start a SC install. The SC needs 93, and I stored it for the winter with full tank 87

Brenspeed said they have anti siphon
There is no anti siphon valve but there is a saddle bag type fuel tank and
getting the syphon tube to the other side of the tank would be impossable.
The Ford Workshop manual states that to drain the tank, BOTH rear
seats must be removed to gain access to the top of the fuel tank.
There are two fuel sending units and each on has to be removed to
be able to access both sides of the fuel tank. Just look under the rear
fender and follow the rollor coaster type fuel fill hose that goes from the
fuel filler to the fuel tank. Its almost 2 feet long. I dont see you getting
any more than a mouth full of fuel and about another gallon before you
loose the syphon leaving about the same amount of fuel in the tank before
you started.
getting the syphon tube to the other side of the tank would be impossable.
The Ford Workshop manual states that to drain the tank, BOTH rear
seats must be removed to gain access to the top of the fuel tank.
There are two fuel sending units and each on has to be removed to
be able to access both sides of the fuel tank. Just look under the rear
fender and follow the rollor coaster type fuel fill hose that goes from the
fuel filler to the fuel tank. Its almost 2 feet long. I dont see you getting
any more than a mouth full of fuel and about another gallon before you
loose the syphon leaving about the same amount of fuel in the tank before
you started.
Last edited by 157dB; Feb 7, 2009 at 03:30 PM.
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