Showing posts with label gas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gas. Show all posts
Saturday, May 4, 2013
How to Remove the Gas Tank From a BMW 325
1. Disconnect the negative battery terminal first using a wrench. Engage the parking brake. Slide a drain pan underneath the gas tanks drain plug, before removing the plug and allowing all of the gas to drain out.
2. Remove the bottom seat cushion, then remove the covers on either side of the seat. Raise the rear of your car with a jack, placing a the car onto a pair of support stands. Detach the rear muffler section and driveshaft before attempting to remove the gas tank. To do this you will have to loosen the bolts holding the various components (ie. driveshaft and rear muffler section) into place. Spraying some penetrating oil onto the bolts may make it easier to remove them.
3. Detach all fuel lines connected to the tank using a specialized BMW fuel line removal tool you can find at most auto parts stores. Place another jack beneath the tank as you remove the straps holding the tank in place. The straps are secured with bolts on each end, which you will have to loosen with a socket wrench. Once youve removed all the straps and bolts, the tank will drop onto the jack.
4. Detach all fuel lines, filler hose and fuel pump from the tank while it sits on the jack. Perform any necessary repairs or replace the tank by reversing the previous steps. Finally, lower the car from the support stands and refill the gas tank.
Friday, May 3, 2013
How to Open a Nissan Murano Gas Cap
1. Take any items out of the trunk, making room to lift the spare tire cover. There is a hook inside the hatch to which the cover can be tethered in order to keep it out of the way.
2. Remove the small bin cover on the back left side. Below you will see a box with two bolts securing it in place.
3. Remove the bolts with the wrench. Maneuver the box out of its resting place.
4. Locate a fabric panel inside. Pull it far enough away from the side of the car so that you can slip your hand behind the panel with ease.
5. Look for a white arm protruding from where the fender is. Pull the arm and the gas cap will open.
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