[s-cars] old gas

ripit69 at comcast.net ripit69 at comcast.net
Thu Jul 8 13:07:50 PDT 2010


Hi Phil,

I have the sending unit removal tool and a jumper w/ alligator clip  
you could borrow.  You jumper the pump on from the fuse panel, i  
believe the pin closest to the rear of the car.  Let me know if you  
need the stuff I could meet you in town tonight or whenever convenient.

Regards,

Chris
ripit69 at comcast.net

On Jul 8, 2010, at 1:07 PM, "pmische" <pmische at comcast.net> wrote:

> 'tis true - this could be the home stretch on getting the silver  
> 95.5 S6
> back on the road after years (and years) sitting with a nearly  
> terminal case
> of project-scope-creep syndrome.  Think of it as the slippery slope  
> strewn
> with large boulders.  Thank goodness my son Jack needed a car or it  
> probably
> would have been part of my estate.
>
>
>
> The car's pretty much back to stock; oil, filters, & coolant's new,  
> but
> there's still ancient gasoline in the tank.  I want to simply pump  
> the old
> fuel out using the in-tank fuel pump though a hose from fuel filter
> connection into a portable container - is there an easy place I can  
> jumper
> 12V to the wires that lead to the pump?  Once this procedure's done  
> I'll put
> the new battery into the car.
>
>
>
> I feel like I'm trying to re-light the Command Module. anything else I
> should be considering?
>
>
>
> Phil
>
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