BoneIdle
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I'm going to try to do this by myself next week. I'm assuming it's a one person operation, and I do have the manuals outlining the procedure.
If anyone would like to offer any advice (e.g. "It's easier if you..." or "Watch out for..."), I'd be very happy to accept it.
Also, does it make sense to disconnect the fuel line from the carbs and pump the 5 gallons of gas out using the car's own fuel pump,or is there a smarter way to do this?
Once I've drained the tank, I intend to take it to a shop where it will be "renewed", "rehabilitated", or, as we used to say in Georgia, "fixed." Do I need to fill the tank with water before transporting it (via pickup truck) to the shop?
Thanks!
If anyone would like to offer any advice (e.g. "It's easier if you..." or "Watch out for..."), I'd be very happy to accept it.
Also, does it make sense to disconnect the fuel line from the carbs and pump the 5 gallons of gas out using the car's own fuel pump,or is there a smarter way to do this?
Once I've drained the tank, I intend to take it to a shop where it will be "renewed", "rehabilitated", or, as we used to say in Georgia, "fixed." Do I need to fill the tank with water before transporting it (via pickup truck) to the shop?
Thanks!