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Title: How do you pump Creosote Oil out of a Coke Oven
Question: My Coke Oven has about 30k's worth of Creosote Oil, which I want to store in a tank, but I cannot get it out. I've tried putting Fluiducts all around it and it doesn't come out at all. Is there something special I need to do to get the oil out?

Answers:
sents: text: As said in the Feed The Beast wiki, you can take the creosote oil out with a bucket.
text: Here's the quote: Placing a Bucket in the Coke Oven's inventory (on the right) will fill the Bucket with Creosote Oil.
text: Wooden Waterproof Pipes can also be used to take Creosote Oil into Tanks.
text: The Coke Oven will not function if the inventory of the Coke Oven is full with Creosote Oil.
text: Each time a coal is burned to produce a Coal Coke, 500 mB (half a bucket) of Creosete Oil will be produced.
text: If you absolutly want to use a pipe to get it out, you need to use Buildcraft pipes, otherwise it wont work.
text: Here is a video tutorial explaining how you can do it.
answer_details: author: gaming.stackexchange.com/users/80793/TheBird956
score: 2
sents: text: Things to check: Were the fluiducts set to extract?
text: Were they powered by redstone?
text: were they set so that redstone enabled them, or were they set
text: so the redstone disabled them?
answer_details: author: gaming.stackexchange.com/users/64301/LindaJeanne
score: 2
sents: text: Just now discovered a way to do this without any extra mods, like BuildCraft: Place a pump adjancent to the place you want the oven to be; do not place the oven itself yet.
text: It won't require power, so don't bother with connectors.
text: Use the Engineer's Hammer once on the pump on the side where the oven will be.
text: It will turn blue - it's the input side now.
text: Use the hammer again on any other side, twice.
text: It will first turn blue, then orange - it's the output side now.
text: You may now place fluid pipes here and stretch them to whenever you want - tanks work perfectly for that purpose.
text: Build the actual oven and activate with the hammer, as described on it's page in the manual.
text: Supply the pump with a redstone signal - placing a lever on it and toggling it on will suffice.
text: Done!
text: The creosote oil is now going to whenever you want it to.
text: Placing the pump first was necessary because later the oven would obstruct its clickable side.
text: Hope that helped. :)
answer_details: author: gaming.stackexchange.com/users/167966/DeFazer
score: 2
sents: text: I have pumped creosote oil from the left and right sides in several packs.
text: I've used Fluiducts, Buildcraft waterproof wooden pipes and EnderIO Fluid Conduits.
text: Never had any problems.
text: The problems come when the tech you are using isn't configured right.
text: In your case your Fluiducts would need to be set to extract.
text: Basically hit the bigger part attached to the side of the Coke Oven with a wrench or crescent hammer until you see an arrow head facing away from the oven.
text: This is explicit extract mode.
text: Then you either need to install a Pneumatic Servo and configure it to ignore redstone, or you need to place lever below/above the arrow on the pipe and turn the lever on.
text: A redstone torch would do the same thing.
answer_details: author: gaming.stackexchange.com/users/103979/Kerazi Koder
score: 1
sents: text: On the advanced coke oven, the liquid pull point is the hole at the bottom of the large plate.
text: A servo and some fluiducts will draw the creosote out.
answer_details: author: gaming.stackexchange.com/users/237355/Jacob Benning
score: 1

Summary of the answers:
Take the creosote oil out with a bucket.
In order to pump creosote oil out of a coke oven, without investing too much time, mods usage is required.