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Non-member
removing rad..few questions
okay so i have removed my leaky rad. i could not remove the bottom pipe first as the jubilee clip was rusted solid. so i removed the top hose first at the rad. some coolant was collected and from there i managed to get the bottom hose off at the pump and lift the rad out the car.
before i put the replacement rad in i want to flush the system. my header tank is still full of coolant, how do i get all the old coolant out of the system and flush it?
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Look-Out
Re: removing rad..few questions
There is a drain plug on the O/S side of the block halfway up the timing cover....11mm IIRC. be warned, they are a ******* to undo and love to shear off
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Non-member
Re: removing rad..few questions
does this have to come out in order to flush the system?
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Non-member
Re: removing rad..few questions
Yes mate as thats lowest part of the cooling system so you'll be able to flush all the coolant out through there.
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Non-member
Re: removing rad..few questions
i will take a look tomorrow.. hoow easy is it to access? once open all the coolant left in the system will drain out?
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Non-member
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Non-member
Re: removing rad..few questions
ive done loads of radiators and the bleed bolt inthe block is always seized grrrrrrrrr
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