2000 Buick Park Avenue "drain radiator" Questions

drain the radiator? Some models do not have a drain plug because they have a plastic radiator shell. If there is one, is should be by the lower raidator hose on the bottom of the shell. I usually just

...radiator. The drain should be up in there somewhere. It has a wing nut on it which you turn to open the valve. usually on the bottom end of the radiator sometimes you can see it from the top and ...

radiator Flush needs to be flushed. Where is the drain plug There may not be a drain plug. You will probably need to disconnect the lower radiator hose to drain radiator.

Drain plug the radiator Where do I find drain out coolant from radiator Go under the car and look at the back of the radiator side side tanks, it is most often on the drivers side. It is a black ...

radiator drain valve - not draining On my 97 Concorde, I located the radiator drain valve, a stop-**** type plastic valve. I can turn it 90 degrees, and have the radiator cap off, as well as the bleed

...drain the radiator, dispose of the fluid according to local regulations or recycling center. Do not allow animals to drink any of it. It's poisonous. You can get an auto repair manual from library, ...

...radiator drain on the bottom of the radiator and the two coolant drains near the oil pan. You can reuse the coolant unless it appears cloudy and contaminated. Close all three drain openings once all ...

drain the radiator the easy way is to pull off the lower radiator hose, there is a drain, it can only be accessed from under the car, it is located on the rear of the plastic side tank of the radiator

...drain cock on a 2000 buick PA should be on the lower part of the radiator near one of the trans line connectors or opposite the lower radiator hose...for oil, look on the lowest spot on the rear side ...

...radiator (rad) cap locate drain valve on bottom of rad loosen slightly, then put a piece of hose over it to a catch container Don't spill or clean up asap very poisonous to animals open valve and ...