Siphone gas

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Asked by advanceauto1994 Nov 09, 2015 at 08:26 PM about the 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo

Question type: General

I have 97 jeep grand Cherokee Laredo fuel oumo
went out with full take I cant get hose in far enough
to get gas out whats the best way to get gas out

5 Answers

2,435

Drop the tank take the filler neck off and push the anti theft ball into the tank

2,435

The jeep is too new to siphon gas out of it the old way ur going to have to do a little bit of hard work to get that gold out of the tank

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Thats right gas is gold I just feeled up the next day pump went out so whats the easiest way to get tank down and not loose all the gas bc since im dropping tank im going to replace while fuel pump module

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2,435

If ur doing it on the ground us a two floor jacks and a couple 2x4 undo the tank straps after u take the skid plate off and jack the boards up onto the tank once u have the straps undone slowly lower the jacks until the tank stops then undo the filler neck and the fuel lines and unplug the pump/sending unit, then simply slide the tank out and drain it.

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2,435

A shop with a lift could prob get it done in about an hr or so with the part u may want to think about going that route instead

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