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ok thanks yall for the great help i will do that as
soon as i can get my car out of garage lol (has to warm up first, also one more
question, my muffler has a hole in it and im wondering if i use an exaust repair
kit and patch the hole would it be legal and would you suggest it??
i am going to replace muffler as soon as, 1. i can
get car jacked up and 2. as soon as i can move car out of garage LOL. dads got
me blocked in with a trailer with mowers loaded on it and trying to get him to
put them in back yard =) ok well thanks guys
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Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 11:33
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Subject: Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Radiator
Flushing Tips
Seems like everyone has an idea on flushing a radiator.
Since it is not overheating I agree with Bart. Just drain it and go. Change
hoses, don't forget the heater hoses, and thermostrat and forget it. I
wouldn't back flush it, put chemicals in it or take it to a radiator shop.
Like Doc said that old radiator has 27 years of junk built up in it. Everytime
I have tried "clean" out an old working radiator I have caused it to leak and
it has cost me more money to try and fix it than it would have if I had just
went out and bought a new one to start with. Now if it is over heating it is
different story. My two cents worth.
Terry
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