Re: [gremlintime] how to drain / burn off a Gremlin GT gas tank... ideas?

["Fredrick Burns" <fburns@xxxx>]

If it is running can you take it over to a racetrack and just drive it until
your tank is empty?

Freddie

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----- Original Message -----
From: <Gremlingts@xxxx>
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Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2002 6:45 PM
Subject: [gremlintime] how to drain / burn off a Gremlin GT gas tank...
ideas?


> I have a sneaky suspicion that with the bad gas in the tank, it
probably
> won't pass the State emissions test in Virginia. I need some ideas/options
on
> the easiest way to deal with this. I DON'T have 20 gallons worth of gas
can
> storage, either. I've been thinking of letting the car run til it runs out
of
> gas....just let it idle all evening while i"m home. That way, no gas in
the
> mouth, no problem getting rid of the leftover putrid gas, etc. It runs ok,
> won't idle yet ( just fixed a rotted gas line, and replaced the carb that
was
> Foxworthyied from an Eagle and Concord Frankenstein marriage ), but needs
the
> idle adjustment done. The gas gauge is reading VERY full, I"m hoping it's
> stuck some, or I'll to wait a long time for it to run out. But I don't
want
> to have the old gas sitting around in containers, there's no way to
legally
> get rid of it in Virginia anymore. Oh well. Anyone know how long a car
takes
> to idle away a full tank of gas? Never done it before. Thanks for any
input,
>
> Jerry in Virgina
> Gremlin GT countdown 'til Kenosha repairs...
>
>
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