My son wrecked his 2006 WRX

Asked by Heather Sep 22, 2019 at 04:54 PM about the 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX Base

Question type: General

My son wrecked his 06 WRX a few days ago. I have someone hauling it away
in a few days, however we had JUST filled the gas up the day before.
Keeping in mind that my tools are limited, what is the easiest way i can
syphon the gas out???!!!!

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There is no 'easy' way other than maybe syphoning it using a hose. Hate to say it but it is probably not worth the trouble. Do you have several gas cans?

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Get a garden hose, and some kind of smaller hose. Insert the garden hose and the smaller hose, Plug around it with a small rag to help create a vacuum. Then blow into the smaller hose while holding the garden hose down into a can. Saves your taste buds from good ol' go fast juice.

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