Siphon it out. This literally just happened to me. The automatic cutoff did not stop it, and it got gas all over the side of my car, on my pants, and on my shoes. Is yours having cutoff problems too?
Well, I'm confused. Are you asking about the cooling system overflow tank, or the fuel tank? FWIW, the auto cutoff is integral to the pump, not the car.
Plug? turn counterclockwise Petcock? Turn clockwise
To drain the over flow from a tank or fixture
Well the Saturn creator decided to be dumb and put only one radiator cap!! Its Its on the overflow tank (on the passenger side near the back wall of the engine bay). Its the only way to the radiator. The drain plug is underneath the radiator on the passenger side. Just rotate the petcock (you may have to pull it once rotated) then the fluid drains out. Don't forget to take the cap off of the overflow tank when draining the coolant!
You have to fill the overflow tank as the radiator does not have a fill cap. Run the engine as you fill the overflow tank but just up to the marks on the tank.
Saturn radiators don't have caps to check and add fluid to the radiator you open the overflow tank and add it there
Drain and flush your entire cooling system.
You add it to the overflow tank which is on the drivers side fender.
12.8 gallons
In the expansion tank.
It will draw it in from the overflow tank when it is needed. Fill that up to the proper line.
only way to drain tank on f250 is to a, syphon fuel and remove tank b, disconect fuel supply line at tank
you put way do much water in or you forgot to get the air bubbles out of it
A gas tank can indeed overflow if it is not full. A gas tank can overflow if the pressure inside of it is too high.