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Fuel Tank Removal Questions 200 1986

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posted by  Thanos on  Wed May 21 18:54 CST 2003
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You say the tank is full? You can use some kind of pump or syphon to remove the gas, but dropping a full tank is dangerous and difficult (especially if you are by yourself) I dropped a half full tank on a station wagon with my dad and brother; it was no picnic. If you don't have the time (which you'll need to get the gas out) or the extra hands, i'd just pay the extra money. conveinence is a much underappreciated value.






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