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How to drain the fuel tank and carburetor on a generator. Great generator maintenance starts with fresh fuel, but what if your fuel has gone stale. The best thing to do is to drain it and replace with new gas. In this video we will be going through the steps of how to drain the fuel tank and the generator carburetor on a Generac generator GP6500. These are the basic steps of how to drain gas from generator and they should work on most generators of similar size. Remember bad gasoline is not good for the generator's fuel system, causing it to run bad or rust up and clog the fuel lines. Take the time and drain the generator of bad gas. Drain fuel before running.

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