Gas is a compressed liquid, you normally cannot pump it, once the pressure has reduced that is it. It could also be considered dangerous to do what you are trying
On almost any vehicle manufactured after about 1996 you will be hard pressed to siphon gas out of the tank, Most if not all in the U.S. have check Valves in them, which will not let a hose pass down the fill neck. The only way to do it is to take the tank out completely and pump it out, or at least drop the tank down some to get the fill neck hose off and you might have a chance.
Visit a garage. They may have a pump that will siphon fuel. Most vehicle fuel tanks have filters & screens that prevent the tanks from being siphoned with a hose.
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It is not possible to siphon from that vehicle, you either have to run it out with the fuel pump or drop the tank. To run it out with the fuel pump you have to unhook a line and start the pump with a scan tool.
Use a siphon hose inserted into the tank. To get the remaining fuel out or if your vehicle has an anti siphon device you will have to disconnect a fuel line and turn on the key. This will activate the fuel pump and fuel will flow from the line.
The Federal Government along with the EPA decided that it was best to install a check ball in the fuel inlet to prevent spillage in case of a vehicle turning over. So you can not siphon gas anymore.
You can not. There is an anti-siphon valve in the filler neck.You can not. There is an anti-siphon valve in the filler neck.
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There is an anti-siphon valve in the filler neck. You can not siphon.
There are two under the rear seat cushion. The electric pump is on the driver side, the siphon pump is on the passenger side.
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The siphon is not your normal drinking glass.
You can't. There is an anti-siphon ball in the filler neck.You can't. There is an anti-siphon ball in the filler neck.