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Siphoning Gas From a Car


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I've done it..., 

 

You need a smallish hose, though.  A fat 1" garden hose isn't going to get past the restricted opening that is sized for pump nozzles.

 

I have a worn-out cheap 1/2 inch garden hose that I cut a 6 foot hose section out of.  It had a small enough outside diameter (O.D.) to get past the restriction.

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I don't see why adding an inline tee after the fuel pump wouldn't work. Add a ball valve after the tee on the engine side and a plug on the auxiliary port of the tee.

 

Close the valve to the engine, remove the plug, thread in a hose to fill your container and turn the engine over until your container is full.

 

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2 hours ago, 4RUNNER said:

Your hose probably hit a plastic anti siphon ball at the bottom of the filler tube. it can be pushed out of the way but takes a very stiff hose. 


 

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Pop your fuel pump fuse out and start the car to release the pressure and when the car stalls unhook the line and connect a hose to it and into the gas can. Crank it over with a strong battery. Although you might burn up your starter, you can get your gas that way. xD

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I have used an inexpensive electric fuel pump and some rubber gas line stuffed down the fill spout, which seems to work well too...  it takes a few minutes to pump a couple gallons.

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Thank you. It tried but the siphon tube hits an obstruction about 20" in.  I remember easily siphoning gas for our lawn mower, chain saw, etc. in the past. Maybe now there is some new device installed because of emissions or something. Damn. Just want a source of gas for my portable generator so that I don't need to resort to storing gas cans.

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