How to Siphon Gas with a Hose The Smart Way!

[babyolajuwon]

Extremely smart but what if u just like the taste of 93?

[GoComm]

It doesn’t create a vacuum. It just pressurizes the tank, thus pushing the fuel up and out the hose.

[earlgreco]

That only works with older vehicles that don't have a valve that avoids siphoning and blocks gas from running out if the car flips.

[breeze]

Air compressor is sort of an overkill. Just blow into the 2nd hose.

[sniper_z_x]

Instead of a compressor, you can use another hose and blow into the tank 😊

[Masonc]

We done this 100 times and it works amazing

[cato]

take plastic and cover the mouth of the bottle with it, make it airtight, then just press the sides of the bottle, the bottle will blow air then when you let go of the bottle, the bottle will start vacuuming, thats your primer.

[Billious]

Cool but nah, air compressor is too loud, it would alert my victims, I MEAN the neighbors.

[nickgandy]

Oh as long as the hose is below the fuel surface line, just put your thumb over the hose & release (multiple times if need be) till start the vacuum effect starts 🤷

[mikejackson]

In the old days we sucked it out with a hose, yes I got gas in my mouth. We called it an okie credit card.

[espencer]

I have the same truck. I’m looking for a few parts if you know of anything

[Fred]

Complicated and needs an air compressor. The compressor should be used on the rear tire, which is low. Your sock? That’s what rags are for.

[joshdarden]

Cool but it’s not vacuum it’s compression

[rebelreloading]

When you run out of air, gas will go to the air compressor

[martinvannostrand]

“If you pump air in, what happens is it creates a vacuum” dude you do now know what a vacuum is

[chris-]

A vacuum is below atmospheric pressure, by blowing air into the tank you’re increasing the pressure. Nice video though

[gasd]

It definitely doesn't create a vacuum dipshidd.

[Atlin.]

show us the "pump air in" part

[trikebum]

Wont work. Gass tanks are VENTED on the older vehicles.

[oscarramirez]

Just blow air across the top of the open end of the hose or use the compressor to blow across the open end