[Nine9six]

Originally Posted by Larswik

Q1: I ordered my parts and book from Pelican for the oil change/filter and replacing the fuel filter. I don't work on cars a lot but have worked on my old motorcycle in the past.

I do not own a Torque Wrench, yet. Tightening the 2 bolts for the oil change they have a specific torque setting to tighten to. Do I have to buy an expensive one or can I run down to Sears and buy a $29.95 + tax one that will work just as well and some what accurate?

Q2: Before I warm the car up to drain the oil I want to replace the gas that has been in there for about 3 years now. I have a small pump that attaches to a drill can I just feed a tube into the gas tank and pump out the fuel? If so how long of a tube should I use? Also how many gallons do you think is in the 87' 911 Turbo if the gas gauge reads 1/2 a tank? To give me an idea of how much storage I will need for that much gas.

Thanks!

The Sears model will suffice. Try to buy a wrench that will suit most of your needs.
I would not recommend using a drill motor and pump system for draining the remaining fuel in your tank. Sparks emitted from the brushes on the armature of the drill motor and fuel fumes usually do not mix well...Unless by mixing well, the desired results is an explosion.