Draining petrol tank on 307

Discussion in 'Peugeot 307' started by dave, Mar 2, 2007.

  1. dave

    dave Guest

    I'm tempted to drain the petrol out of my 307, having filled with
    Tescos petrol at the weekend (I never normally do but was passing ....
    oops).

    Is it easy to do ? Is the only way invlolve me getting a mouth full
    of petrol through a rubber hose ?

    Cheers
    -Dave
     
    dave, Mar 2, 2007
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  2. dave

    Gary G Jones Guest

    Hi Dave
    Not sure how you to drain it, but I think you will find that you can't
    syphon it via a rubber tube. Alot of cars have an anti syphon mesh fitted
    around the neck of the tank to stop people from nicking it.
    GGJ
     
    Gary G Jones, Mar 2, 2007
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  3. dave

    Chrs Guest

    Just put up with it , like all the others and claim the cost back for
    the work you might have to have done on it.keep all recipes
     
    Chrs, Mar 2, 2007
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  4. dave

    Nigel Guest

    Why? You gonna cook with it?!!! LOL


    Actually, the way we do it at work is to take the fuel pump out of the
    tank under the rear seat and use a tube. You could get a siphon device
    from Halfords for a few quid if you don't fancy a drink of unleaded!
    There is a way of putting a live to the double relay and letting the
    pump push it out. But I never fancy letting the pump run for that
    amount of time nonstop!
     
    Nigel, Mar 2, 2007
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  5. dave

    Brian Guest

    Just because you filled up at a Tesco place, does not automatically mean
    that you will have bought a bad load of fuel.
     
    Brian, Mar 2, 2007
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  6. dave

    dave Guest

    Sure, but it was one of the stations reported as having had lots of
    people having problems and I was thinking it might be worthwhile
    draining sharpish. But ive had no symptoms so have just decided to
    keep topping up often in order to dillute the tescos stuff.
     
    dave, Mar 3, 2007
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