best way to drain fuel tank?
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HellDiver said:
matt 2LT said:
ok so you think im safish to just hammer an old philips through the tank?
I know you are.Even shooting a fuel tank won't make it explode, even with tracers.
HellDiver said:
matt 2LT said:
ok so you think im safish to just hammer an old philips through the tank?
I know you are.Even shooting a fuel tank won't make it explode, even with tracers.
matt 2LT said:
ive almost finished taking off all the bits of my donor sierra for my kit car.
now as the car is in the garage without wheels Etc, and don't have/know anyone with a trailer/winch. im thinking the best way to do this is to just chop it up and weigh it in at the scrappy.
before doing this i think its probably best to drain all the fuel before i go cutting into fuel lines Etc.
now the fuel tank is metal so can't just drive a screwdriver in, and don't fancy drilling a hole, incase of any sparks.
so any ideas?
cheers
now as the car is in the garage without wheels Etc, and don't have/know anyone with a trailer/winch. im thinking the best way to do this is to just chop it up and weigh it in at the scrappy.
before doing this i think its probably best to drain all the fuel before i go cutting into fuel lines Etc.
now the fuel tank is metal so can't just drive a screwdriver in, and don't fancy drilling a hole, incase of any sparks.
so any ideas?
cheers
ramanptl said:
matt 2LT said:
ive almost finished taking off all the bits of my donor sierra for my kit car.
now as the car is in the garage without wheels Etc, and don't have/know anyone with a trailer/winch. im thinking the best way to do this is to just chop it up and weigh it in at the scrappy.
before doing this i think its probably best to drain all the fuel before i go cutting into fuel lines Etc.
now the fuel tank is metal so can't just drive a screwdriver in, and don't fancy drilling a hole, incase of any sparks.
so any ideas?
cheers
now as the car is in the garage without wheels Etc, and don't have/know anyone with a trailer/winch. im thinking the best way to do this is to just chop it up and weigh it in at the scrappy.
before doing this i think its probably best to drain all the fuel before i go cutting into fuel lines Etc.
now the fuel tank is metal so can't just drive a screwdriver in, and don't fancy drilling a hole, incase of any sparks.
so any ideas?
cheers
matt 2LT said:
ive almost finished taking off all the bits of my donor sierra for my kit car.
now as the car is in the garage without wheels Etc, and don't have/know anyone with a trailer/winch. im thinking the best way to do this is to just chop it up and weigh it in at the scrappy.
before doing this i think its probably best to drain all the fuel before i go cutting into fuel lines Etc.
now the fuel tank is metal so can't just drive a screwdriver in, and don't fancy drilling a hole, incase of any sparks.
so any ideas?
cheers
You could try this - haha!!now as the car is in the garage without wheels Etc, and don't have/know anyone with a trailer/winch. im thinking the best way to do this is to just chop it up and weigh it in at the scrappy.
before doing this i think its probably best to drain all the fuel before i go cutting into fuel lines Etc.
now the fuel tank is metal so can't just drive a screwdriver in, and don't fancy drilling a hole, incase of any sparks.
so any ideas?
cheers
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