Remove the filler neck hose from the tank and insert a syphon hose.
With a garden hose. Start suckin'....lol
The water will be at the bottom of the gas tank, typically near where the outlet to the engine is; so disconnect the outlet hose at this point, and allow water to drain until gas is coming from the hose. Then get some "gas dryer" at the parts store, and add an appropriate amount to the tank to mop up the water under this outlet.
On top of the gas tank. It's rectangular.
if you look it is right next to the tank that holds the blinker fluid.
unhook the overflow hose from the fuel filler hose and put a syphon hose through it to the tank. I used a 3/8 hose.
On a 1996 Lincoln Town Car : ( 20.0 U.S. gallons / 75.6 litres )
In the fuel tank
Follow from tank
On a 1996 Lincoln Town Car : The electric fuel pump is mounted INSIDE the fuel tank ( the fuel tank is a vertical tank behind the rear seat and the fuel pump is mounted in the side of the tank facing towards the rear seat )
You have to drop the gas tank to get access to the pump.
1995 and before has a siphon port at the rear of the tank. 1996 and later has to be drained with the fuel pump, or by removing the filler hose.
While holding the fuel tank up with a jack, remove the tank straps. Unhook the filler pipe then lower the tank slightly, and unhook the wiring and fuel lines. Lower the jack easily to aid in finishing the tank removal.
you can either pull the hose for it or you can usually just open the drain plug on the radiator
You have to remove the filler neck and hose from the tank then slip a siphon hose into the tank.
Remove the filler neck hose from the tank and insert a syphon hose.
rubber hose