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Gasoline additives extends gas life for mire than a year

They sell similar siphon tool at o really autoparts

Smart man the assassins throw away if u will lol

This is exactly the info I was searching for Highly informative video thanks

I wonder if this will work on my '97 Honda CR-V. It's broken down, been sitting in the driveway since basically end of 2017, with old gas inside. 04/04/24

I'm here to save you money, time and effort. This WON'T WORK on your 2000 and later private car, just acknowledge that you lost 50 €/$ for ever 😁

Wanted to drop a comment: This doesn't work w/ all vehicles. Some vehicles like mine (Ford F150) have a pathway pipe full of curves, and is not possible to get a 3/8" tubing down into the tank to siphon gas out.

Gas can last at least a year. I have an atv, and didnt ride it for over a year one time, went to ride, and it fired right up, and rode it till the tank was empty just fine. Does the quality drop? Probably. But it will still work for a long while past 3 months. Dont throw your gas out just cause its 3 months old. lol

I just recently found out how popular the “Morakniv” is outside of Sweden. Nice to see you liked it ✌️you earned a subscriber

So this will not work if I only have 1/2 tubing I need a smaller thinner hose ?

Gonna do this to police cars🤣

I cut the belt loop off the standard mora sheath and put a zip tie near the thumb ramp to act as a catch to catch my pocket on the way out then wrapped the zip tie in tape to keep it from rotating. The mora will definetly get the job done as a weapon and a survival tool. I own actual fightin knives and they dont feel as natural as the mora so they get left in the knife drawer and the mora stays in my pocket 24/7 😂

This worked on a 2015 model car, even just cutting the regular hose, a few jabs and I'm in

I will try it when I go out syphoning tonight. JUST KIDDING😉

Thank you

🛠For people who like using their knife point up: this Companion also has a nice textured thumb ramp for saber grip and a small index-hilt to help prevent sliding up the blade.

Man, your good mood is infecting! :D Nothing better than hitting things with a big and heavy stick <3

Ice maker lines are 1/4"

Clearly you’ve not seen the videos where air pressure on top of the fuel in the tank gets it moving through the siphon hose… blow, don’t suck to avoid getting the mouthful of yuck when you have to siphon. It works very nicely.

Life saver

3 Months seems unrealistically short. If that were the case most peoples motorcycles in the uk would be inoperable after winter.

I love your presentation Ryan. I can tell you enjoy what you are doing. I also like the background music setting the mood.

Did you have trouble getting the blue tube on the hand pump?

Gasoline loses octane rapidly. Keep in mind, gasoline is the result of over 100-chemicals mixed together. It has, roughly, the shelf-life of refrigerated orange juice (2-3 months), BUT, it's losing octane that whole time. The 90-octane you put in the can in your garage 2-months ago MIGHT have 80-octane when you put it in the mower later...AND 'souring' is where some of the chemicals actually evaporate completely, making it burn unpredictably. Gas stabilizers are almost 100% ethanol...so next time you chunk $4 for some 'Stabil', just remember, it's just 'moonshine'...and keeps the burn rate smooth, while 'absorbing water' from the humidity getting to the gasoline while stored (a lot of people 'siphon' the ethanol out of their fuels for 'non-ethanol' use...such as old musclecars...you just have to let them sit a couple of weeks, and you can actually see it settle to the bottom of your fuel can!). Diesel, on the otherhand, is a 'fuel oil'...if it is kept at a constant temperature (say, in an insulated garage or basement), and completely sealed so as to not let humidity into the container, diesel can survive beyond ONE CENTURY and still function flawlessly in a conventional diesel engine (though, modern Low-sulfur diesel has various 'anti-freezes' added to it, to prevent it from clouding and gelling at temperatures below 50-F...and some of these MAY dissipate, depending on what they are). Thus, the reason DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) is to not only 'raise burn temps' on the new diesel blends, but being predominantly ETHANOL, helps to absorb water in the fuel system. Worked in petroleum for years...just FYI...and the 1/4" PEX line might be a 'hit-or-miss' work to siphon with, if it's your own car, simply open your hood, disconnect the return line from your vapor cannister, and 'pump-siphon' from that point...you'll get every ounce...without destroying the vapor purge ball, punching through your in-tank fuel pump, etc....possibly causing hundreds in damage by doing so.

Low on cash but I want to ride my dirt bike so I figured I'd syphon some gas from my car which is a 2011

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏💯

it woris.. thank you for sharing

Some vehicles have a spring that's tapered coils up to the tapered in at the top those are impossible to get in. And gasoline lasts a long time if you agitate it. It's when it sits still it separates.

I tried it on my neighbour's tesla, didnt work.

how do you get the Siphon ball in the piping?

Good to know in a jam if my generator runs out of fuel in the middle of the night.

I tried this on my 2008 Ford explorer and my 2002 Corvette. Nothing. I mean I really tried like 5 minutes of twisting every which Way putting a bend on the tip and nothing..oh well I'll use the hose I bought for something else .

It’s badass you gave us the websites to what u used. I hope you get good karma.

Yes, this may work because where the tube meets the tank, there is a CROSS or Positive + plastic thing, that's why big tube can't go inside, Sometime there is a ball too.

Thanks, I just borrow gas from my neighbors and now I can afford beer again.

Does this work for a 2003 Toyota 4runner?

The gas only last 3 months? What happens after that. I have a car I barely use and its coming on that time.

Is there any net inside the car to prevent big object go inside your fuel tank and you just rip it with your hose?

Just wondering any idea how long it takes to siphon one gallon with quarter inch tubing

Thanks for this video this was exactly what I was looking for.

Did you have any trouble with the hose getting stuck in the tank, being trapped by the valve?

Pretty sure next door bitch stole my gas I seen here but don’t have cameras and can’t prove it, time to get some pay back