The tank is located in a safe place, in front of the rear axle. It is made of metal and holds 42 liters. The tank should be completely filled, even if the car is not driven every day. Otherwise, water condensation will form on the inner walls, which in turn leads to rust.
Since the fuel intake and drain lines are located at the top of the tank, it is not at all easy to remove the line and let the diesel fuel drain.
If the tank is not full, you need to insert the hose into it as deep as possible.
Close the top opening of the hose with your finger. Pull the hose out again partially and insert it as deep as possible into the container.
If the hose is deep enough in the fuel, it may now leak out.
Sucking fuel with your mouth is dangerous to your health!
When the tank is largely empty, place the car on supports at the back.
Disconnect the connecting hose clamps between the tank and the filler pipe.
Remove the hose from the tank. Allow the diesel fuel to drain into the prepared container.
If necessary, replace the hose and clamping straps.
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Draining fuel from the tank (VW Golf 1)
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