i want to drain the water and refill with new coolant and water mix.
is it a good idea to use the coolant drain plug or avoid it due to it maybe being siezed due to age?
how else can i drain the block and rad? can i unclip the bottom rad hose?
and then there's bleeding the system .. any tips?!
:S
coolant drain plug?
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Re: coolant drain plug?
petrol engine ? then its between the pushrod tubes
or like you say undo one of the rad tubes
or like you say undo one of the rad tubes
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Re: coolant drain plug?
I'd leave the head drain plugs alone ... just inviting something else to leak in the future if you ask me
... the rad hose will suffice.
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