you need to get the tank cleaned and may need the lines changed do not drive as sugar will destroy the engine
Sugar in the petrol tank will quickly cause a car to break down. The sugar gums up fuel lines and injectors, disabling fuel delivery.
yes, but you have to remove the exhaust, differential and crossmember to get the tank out to get to the lines.
The fuel pump, and filter will need replaced. The tank will need cleaned out. The lines will need cleaned and the injectors may need replaced.
Remove it or poke a hole in it. There is no drain plug. It is also possible to disconnect the fuel lines at the fuel filter and use the vehicles fuel pump ( if it is working ) to drain the fuel from the tank.
Fuel lines, carrying fuel.
Some sections of the fuel lines are rubber.Some sections of the fuel lines are rubber.
Fuel lines are actually pipes that are used to transport fuel in vehicles. Information about fuel lines can be found in the famous encyclopedia which is wikipedia.
leaking fuel lines.
IF YOU HAVE FUEL INJECTION. ITS POSSIBLE THE FUEL LINES MIGHT BE PINCHED. ALSO CHECK YOUR ALTERNATOR. CHECK THE FUEL RESERVOIR IF YOU HAVE ONE. MAKE SURE THE FUEL IS BEING PUMPED FROM THE TANK-THRU THE FUEL LINES-TO THE INJECTORS. CHECK THE INJECTORS FOR CLOGGING AS WELL. GOOD LUCK.
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Nothing. Sugar is not able to dissolve in petrol fuel and thus nothing will happen to the engine. If the day keeps getting hotter and hotter and you run most of the gasoline out of your tank and then refill the tank, you may not have a problem. The Mythbusters team from Discovery Channel did a test on this and found that there was no engine troubles when sugar was added to the fuel in the fuel tanks, at least not initially, but it can clog the fuel system and ruin the fuel pump over time. As it turns out, sugar doesn't dissolve in gasoline. Pouring sand into the gas tank would have about the same effect as pouring in sugar initially. However, when things start to cool off, the sugar can get sticky. It can start gumming up the works. You may need to clean out the gas tank, replace the hoses, and clean out the fuel system and the injectors. It can be a real mess. It can get expensive.
Follow the fuel lines from the fuel pump toward the engine. You will find the filter.Follow the fuel lines from the fuel pump toward the engine. You will find the filter.