No sweat Brad!
The tank has a drain plugwhere you can drain it.
Then pore the fuel per 3 gallons on each full tank filling of another car.
(max 15% old stuff)
I did so with the fuel of my '71 BGT which last had been refilled in 1990.
So my wife's Mitsibushi Galant got some gallons of old stuff and she never
complained of bad performance.
Beware of course if the fuel is leaded though. This will damage the catalic
converter.
Good luck.
Hans
'71 BGT
> -----Original Message-----
> From: barivera@uswest.net [SMTP:barivera@uswest.net]
> Sent: Thursday, October 28, 1999 8:55 AM
> To: MG Mailing List
> Subject: MGB-GT Fuel Woes...
>
> Fellow MG Enthusiasts,
>
> Once again I require your assistance for helping my Mother
> with her '71 B GT. If you'll recall, when last I wrote, I
> had asked about the travel of her choke cable. Well, I think
> that problem is behind us but now there is an almost full
> tank of eight year old gasoline.
>
> Could someone suggest a reasonable way to remove this old
> fuel? I haven't crawled under it yet, is there a drain plug?
> Would that be the best way? If it is, are there any tricks
> or suggestions?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Brad Rivera
> barivera@uswest.net
> Spokane, WA.
> '85 TLC FJ-60
> '55 MG TF-1500
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