You can try syphoning the fuel out, but gas tastes horrid!
Another option is to use the fuel pump to empty the tank; it's high pressure, so be careful with the flow from the end of the fuel line. The banjo connector at the end of the fuel rail atop the engine is easy to disconnect, but won't be the easiest to get into a container (use an approved container - and avoid burning up your car: cold engine, no sparks) You might want to push the end of the banjo into a large diameter rubber hose, and clamp the hose to the banjo line, so that you don't have leaks and can get the fuel away from the engine bay without having to hold or balance a fuel container.
The centre air vent on my 1995 900S is stuck shut. How do I get to it to see what is wrong? Any...
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The centre air vent on my 1995 900S is stuck shut. How do I get to it to see what is wrong? Any assistance greatly appreciated. Regards Aub
I have a 93 Saab and my vents aren't blowing heat. When I hit a bump in the road it may kick my heat...
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I have a 93 Saab and my vents aren't blowing heat. When I hit a bump in the road it may kick my heat on full blast for a couple of minutes, but as soon as I hit another bump, the heat kicks off. Also, the dash controls for the vents won't allow me to turn up the power. I checked the fuses and they are fine. Is this something that can be easily fixed?