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The drain plug should be ner the bottom of the radiator, either on the side or directly on the bottom. It should be a plug about 1/2 inch diameter and usually can be taken off with a screwdriver, but you may need a socket.
Unless you are prepared to clean up a mess you might want to get a small funnel with a tube so you can direct where it goes when it drains.
It is at the bottom driver side corner an inch or two up. It is plastic and hard to open. Can be stripped very easy. I just replaced my radiator with an all aluminum unit from BeCool because of this. Will never use another plastic radiator again if I can help it!
It's located on the drivers side of the radiator opposite of the lower radiator hose. Note: you may be better off disconnecting the lower radiator hose, it's common for the drain plug to break or the O-rings to split causing more work to drain the radiator. That's why most tech's will drain the radiator from the lower radiator hose, less chance of breaking the radiator drain plug and most new cars now don't come with a drain plug to the radiator.
TOP OF THE ENGINE UNDER THE RADIATOR HOSE THERE ARE TWO BOLTS/ SOMETIMES THREE OPEN THE RADIATOR CAP/ BOTTOM OF RADIATOR , OPEN DRAIN FOR A FEW SECONDS
CLOSE ... REMOVE THE BOLTS CLEAN OFF THE GASKET REMOVE THE THERMISTAT REPLACE AND RE INSTALL NEW GASKET ...REINSTALL THERMESTAT HOSING & HOSE FILL WITH ANTIFREEZE DONE
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