Flowsbackflow how to drain gas

There is no drain plug on the gas tank. remove the filler tube and put a hose into the tank to drain it

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didnt specify vehicle but no drain plug on 99% of vehicles

If your replacing the fuel pump, you don't need to drain it. You access the pump from under the back seat. There's no drain. Once you get the pump out, you can siphon it out. Have plenty of rags handy taking out the pump. You will spill some gas.

Look and see if your gas tank has a drain screw,if not,Walmart has a siphon hose to drain the fuel.Real easy to use,just squeeze with your hand.

There is not a drain for the gas tank in your vehicle. Very few if any fuel tanks have a drain in them.

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Some Nissans including mine has a drain plug,to drain,park with front end going up hill so all gas will run to hole.Then get a few gallons of what kind your normally use and flush it out.If no drain plug,then drop the tank and drain and flush.Change fuel filter too.

Unless there is a drain plug for the tank, my guess would be to use a syphon pump like you would use for a boat.

no have to drop the tank its hard to

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• remove the negative battery terminal
• open the gas lid and remove the tank cover.
• under the car , under the gas tank is a drain valve , Its like a bolt)
• connect a running hose and let water flow under the car, (optional)
• get a large flat container
• remove the drain valve from the tank and let the gas run out into the container. when its almost full cover back the valve, empty the container in a gas container an then continue to drain.

easier method but most people say its unsafe,

you need a hose and a gas container,

1. pop the hood,
   
2. locate the gas filter
3. remove the hose leading to the gas filter, put it in your hose and place the other end in the gas container (ITS LIKE YOUR extending the hose to your gas container instead of the filter.
4. turn on the ignition and watch the gas pump out the tank to your container, (pump must be working for this to work)
   

you could try to siphon the gas out with a hose. careful, though, gas can be harmful or fatal if swallowed.