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Re: Radiator flush on 1999 ford taurus. where is the...
Driver side under the Radiator, you should find a plastic Hex head it has a small hole in the side, looking up turn it with a wrench counter clockwise. The wter will start draining after a few turns.
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Usually on Ford automobiles, the low coolant sensor is built into the coolant overflow tank cap. If yours is this way, you can spot the wiring and electrical connector attached to the cap. The sensor looks like a dipstick in the coolant tank.
under the bottom of the car on the drivers side of the radiator,,,theres a drain plug there that you have to open,,,its on the back side of the radiator
I was told it didn't have one but my husband did find it. You have to remove the mud guard located under the radiator and it will be on the drivers side of the radiator.
look under the left end of the radiator, at the bottom. Under the "bumper", a small white plastic thumbscrew...it's a valve of sorts to drain the radiator.
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