changing thermostat and coolant flush
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Now would probably be a good time to bring this up again:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=article&k=100
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=article&k=100
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I use a piece of vacuum hose. Clear, black..whatever.. the way Dillcc mentions it is the way I change a t stat and rarely have any on the ground at all.
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I got the tubing, container, and i can't find that stupid drain plug! my manual has a picture of it, but it'* the worst picture ever taken and I can't even discern where it is. does anyone by any chance have a decent pic of it, or maybe a better description than stupid haynes...
EDIT: Okay sorry, I searched and I guess I'm not the only one who thinks it'* hard to find and I found pictures. But I guess I'm unclear where I siphon the coolant out of. Is it the radiator cap? Thanks. Sorry about the whining.
EDIT: Okay sorry, I searched and I guess I'm not the only one who thinks it'* hard to find and I found pictures. But I guess I'm unclear where I siphon the coolant out of. Is it the radiator cap? Thanks. Sorry about the whining.
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Yeah, radiator cap. Be sure to stick the tubing in far enough into the radiator to be below the level of the thermostat. Use a clean container so you can reuse the fluid.
I have found that drilling one tiny hole in the t-stat really helps greatly in burping all the air out...if you can borrow a drill from the neighbor, do it.
I have found that drilling one tiny hole in the t-stat really helps greatly in burping all the air out...if you can borrow a drill from the neighbor, do it.
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