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can someone tell me where the engine block drain plug is on the volvo turbo engines? im assuming its in the same place as the clio/19 16v engines?? ive not owned any of them so ive no idea!!
ive got the volvo haynes to hand and it says the bleed screw is under the inlet manifold wtf? i cant see it:(
bump!!
come on folks, someone must know where abouts the buggers located..?
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Do you know the Volvo engine code, this is a picture of a B18FT block if its of any use?
it looks like it maybe number 21.?? can anyone confirm this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Simon .J. Rose
if it is, its going to be a right feck to get to:rolleyes:
Just take a coolant hose off itll have the same effect:rolleyes:
only if its fixed to the block at the same level as the drain plug:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Brigsy
im assuming the drain plug is at the lowest point at where the coolant sits within the block and flushing with this undone will get rid off all the muck which may have settled.!!
im wanting to do this as the car has been stood 2yrs without starting. the stat had aload of cystalized coolant caked all over it, and also alot in the cyl head too. so you can see why im wanting to do a full proper black flush.
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If the coolants that bad it wants to be flushed properly with a hosepipe to get all the ****e out, so a hose would probably need to come off at some point..
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hi i have this engine and i am prity sure that thay dont have one if you just take the coolant hose off at the water pump that will be ok