Radiator!! needs help where's the drain LOL

Located on the very bottom of the radiator is a Large hose and the Drain Valve is there, open the valve, drain all the fluid, open the top of the radiator, hold a running water hose to fill the radiator, start the car find the balance of water flow, in the water hose and the drain. When the engine is warm about 3-5 minutes. It will then start cycling through the engine you may need to increase water hose flow now to keep the radiator full. Flush for 2-3 minutes or until crisp clear water is draining from the Drain valve. Turn off the car let all water drain completely. Then fill with Coolant. Water mix of 50%/50% coolants are suggested for summer time operation.
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I don't believe your radiator has a "drain valve" In order to drain your cooling system there is a drain plug on either side of the engine block (see pictures). If you need to flush just the radiator you're going to need to pull the lower hose off of it. Hope I was able to help....

best way to flush radiator is to drain the coolant into a container first. Then you should buy a prestone flush kit from wal-mart. They are only like $3. Intall into your cooling lines, as per directed by instructions on package, hook up a water hose and run it through till clear. The instructions on the kit will guide you step by step. Hope this helps you out.

Hi, if there is not a petcock or plug at the bottom of the radiator, you can just remove the lower radiator hose to drain the coolant. Many cars do not have drain plugs. Please let me know if you have more questions and thanks for using FixYa.

on radiator turn to left open radiator cap

1.) the drain valve is a bolt type device under the radiator..

2.) different flush has different methods usually buy the flush and follow the instructions.. usually
empty radiator by loosening valve underneath
tighten back valve when drained
pour in flush and top up with water
start car and allow to run for 15 minutes (with cap off)
cut off
let cool and then drain..

add coolant .. your done..

Well you can purchase a Prestone Flushing Kit, that includes a T valve with a cap that you can remove to connect a garden hose to, that you would install in line in one of heater hoses. Install the T valve, connect a garden hose to the T valve, remove the radiator cap and turn on the garden hose, once you have clear water coming out the radiator, turn off the hose and disconnect it and install the T valve cap. Then on the other tank that doesn't have the radiator cap, at the bottom of that tank, is a petcock, unscrew it to drain the radiator. Drain the water out and close the drain and refill the radiator.

usually there is a drain at the bottom of the radiator and all you do is open it with a pair of pliers..youll want to reove the radiator cap so it will drain faster

Most likely it's a stuck / faulty thermostat.

The two brass fittings are for the automatic transmission fluid cooler.

Some models simply don't use a drain valve.