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Old 02-10-2006, 05:37 AM
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Default Block Drain Location L36?

I ran a search and couldn't find anything definitive. I know where the radiator drain is at, I just need to locate the block drain so I can do a good job changing out the DexCool. This would be a year 2000 Series II. Thanks Guys.
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markwb, do you know where it'* at?
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Don't ask me I still need a service manual, I can give you a pic or two f a 3.8 with no engine cover, would that help?
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No sir that won't help because the drain is down on the bottom of the motor SOMEWHERE. I appreciate the offer though.
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markwb, do you know where it'* at?
Mac, I just looked at the procedure for draining and filling the cooling system. There is no mention of a drain plug on the engine block. The procedure instructs you to open the drain **** at the bottom of the radiator. I'll try to get some more info.
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Mark,

Thanks for checking in. I was just under the general assumption that all engine blocks have a block drain for draining out the water jackets. Maybe I'm just too old school.
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Okay sorry to be stupid I don't do much monkey wrenching b/c I am too busy and lacking in knowledge! (lol perfect example) But uhh once the warrentys up and the way my son is into car we might have to start and I might have to get a service manual and read!
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