...radiator drain plug, use a 3/8" one foot length of rubber hose on the radiator drain plug and open the drain plug with the other end of the rubber hose in the clean drain pan, this way, if your ...
...radiator the drain plug is on the bottom of the rediator on the drivers side on the back side of the radiator. Their is no longer a drain plug on the radiators of modern cars. If you must drain it, ...
...drain the radiator, locate the large hose near the bottom of the radiator, loosen the screw clamp holding it on, and VERY CAREFULLY move the hose side to side in a twisting motion until it will come ...
...radiator out where is the drain plug located Bottom corner of the radiator...called a "petcock". look at the bottom back side of radiator, should be a petcock drain valve located there, turn to open, ...
remove radiator plug If the radiator does not have a drain plug, you would need to remove the lower hose to drain the radiator.
...radiator and drain all of the radiator fluid into a drain pan. Close the petcock once drained. 3 Trace the lower radiator hose to the location where the hose connects to the engine block. The metal ...
...drain the radiator pretty good as well. Let a garden hose run in the radiator to the water runs out bottom clear put hose back on and add the antifreeze top off with water. Bleed the system of air. ...
...flush kit. Splice in the t adaper with the heater hose and follow the directions. Check petcock on side of radiator for drain plug or remove lower radiator hose if you want to drain it next
where is the radiator drain plug on the 2006 Dodge Where is the radiator drain plug on the 2006 Dodge Stratus It has to be on the bottom somewhere
...These valves are usually very fragile and always seem to leak after they have been loosened. I prefer to loosen the clamp on the bottom radiator hose and pull it off to let the radiator
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