Questions & Answers for: drain plug fuel tank 2006

...drain plug for my 2004 Ford Freestar need to change the oil. it is a v6 engine and i changed the oil on our gm's ,but can't figure out this stupid ford! its really just as simple they are all on the ...

...THERE IS WATER IN THE FUEL TANK, AND THE DRAIN VALVE IS NOT WHERE THE MANUAL INDICATED. WHERE CAN I FIND THE DRAIN VALVE? The drain is on the frame mounted fuel pump 6mm allen plug Don't strip

2006 ford freestar 3.9L I see no drain valve Position a Drain Pan and uncouple the Radiator Bottom hose clamp, pull of the Hose gently, as you may have to reuse it, and let the Coolant go, Cold engine

...does not mark if it does it will drop to empty with in one hour. please advise the sending unit is bad about the only way to replace it is drop the tank and remove fuel pump and sending is all ...

...2006 ford freestar misfire on #3 cylinder i have al ready replaced coil pack,plugs and airfilter still doing the same idles hard and dont want to run the smell of gas is very noticable what do i do ...

drain plug in the bottom of the fuel tank*: remove this & drain the fuel. With the plug still removed flush about 5-10 litres of fuel thru by putting in thru the tank filler hole as usual. Replace

fuel tank. Disconnect the fuel crossover line on one side, catching all fuel that remains and wants to drain out of it and plug the line and the rubber tubing. Remove the front and rear mounting bolts

...drain plug. it shows how to get fuel lower, in filler neck the tank has check valve at it its metal neck. so inserting a hose in filler, will hit this check valve. and all you get out , is 1/2 ...

...drain plug located on 2006 ford freestar The videos indication you need an oil transfer machine which is a vacuum cleaner machine. The third link explains how to fit a drain plug to a Freestar. It is ...

...drain plug and then we will need to make sure our injectors aren't plugged how can we clean them without a major action and then the rake can we do something with that If you have water in the tank ...