Hmmm. Will this device siphon fuel from our Subaru Outback into a gas can? How about from gas can to Subaru??
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NO! If you get the copper pump down the fill tube into your tank there is not enough hose left over to operate it and get the gasoline safely into a gasoline container. Now you have to get the copper pump out of the tank. You may find out the pump will pull off the hose and roll around at the bottom of your fuel tank for the rest of the vehicle's life. As siphoning from a gasoline container to the vehicle no problem.
1576037
yes it should and all without your swallowing a mouth full of gas. works really slick!
1576038
Actually I have an Outback and yes I can siphon gas from a can to my car...but not from my car.
1576039
Good question, i know it would siphon gas from can to car, best try the manufacturer.I would not purchase this product,i am very disappointed with this product.The hose should be more flexable
1576040
Maybe but probably not. Most newer cars have an anti-siphon screen installed in the car's fuel tube. The hose can not get past the screen. I love this thing btw.
1576041
Not Car to gas can. It will Siphon gas can to car. You must have gas can higher than car tank. Takes vigorus shaking to get started.
567265
Use this filter on any outboard...This filter will not restrict any noticeable fuel flow... The flow rate depends on the age/condition of your fuel pump/ length of hose and the quality of fittings...ALWAYS use quality genuine parts...Replace the filter every year...
1537543
If the fittings match, yes. However, depending upon the weather, you'll burn through the fuel quickly and find you'll need to refill it often....
440587
No it will not work for that purpose at all. Its best use is to transfer from gas can to gas can. Maybe a large farm gas tank but wont work on lawn mowers, cars, snow mobiles, etc. Intake hose is not flexable fairly ridged and only about 18 inches long. Diameter is to large for standard hole in most cars built today.
947150
Yes it will self prime and almost instantly...and yes it should work fine for transferring a small amount of fuel...like 5 gallons. (it may take a few minutes) You will probably want to mount it to something solid, because it does have some vibration to it. I think it will pump up to 6 feet...but don't quote me on that. : )
1098407
If you have a standard cylindrical fuel pump, yes.... it will work.Much better than stock, i have one in my Land Rover and 96 Impala ss.Cylindrical pump is located inside the fuel pump assembly...... usually inside the tank....
2133633
If your planning on using this as just a priming pump- yes it will flow fuel through it. You will have to have some type of pump or suction down the line to continue the flow. The supplied fittings are 3/8"
1669979
Hey Sharon- did this work for your outback? I was wondering the same thing.
983086
If it is not adjusted correctly for the type of fuel you use it could. Might doesn't. I use kerosene . Diesel probably do it more
180472
I would check MSD'S tech sheet. I think they may have a harness for that. I used their harness to my Ford EEc distribute. It's worth the performance and fuel millage gain.
1379199
No sir. The fitting is too small. You MUST purchase a 8.9 oz "PRIMUS" propane/isobutane butane gas container in order for this to work.
1540006
Thank you for your question. The Niagara and Baron pumps can be used to transfer Diesel Fuel. Although we do not believe there would be a problem with transferring gasoline neither pump has been tested or approved to transfer gasoline. We DO NOT recommend using the pump for gasoline. Kindest Regards Grey Beard
1046176
I just received this item to attach to my Century distribution tree and no fuel will flow through to my stove or torch. It would seem that it is only designed to work with 1# bottles.
381769
I think it would hold a gallon gas can. We have put watermelons behind it. I don't know if it will fit an outback. Subaru probably makes a different net for the outback.
1651359
I've used this to transfer fuel and it worked well. However, make sure the tubes are inserted firmly because the pressure can cause the exhaust tube to fall off and thus cause fluid to spill all over. In my case, it was gasoline..not fun!
647007
Hi Shawn,Yes. If water gets in to fuel you just run the mixture through the funnel. What comes out (into a suitable, dry container) will be fuel. Any water that was in the fuel will remain in the funnel. Just dump that into a container for proper disposal, wipe the funnel dry and you're done. You've given your gasoline new life! Janette
1314623
NO...this pump is for light weight oils like diesel...you will need another type of pump for gas.