1997 Cadillac DeVille "drain radiator" Questions

...s a drain petcock valve you can unscrew which will drain the radiator and the motor. you can also take the lower radiator hose off at radiator and let coolant drain into pan, connect hose and

radiator drain plug on a 1993 cadillac deville you will need to look on the lower part of the radiator, either on the R or L,usually located close to the lower radiator hose. The textbook method is to

...drain the radiator in a 1998 Cadillac DeVille? The radiator drain is on the drivers side all most to the bottom of the tank. Remove the bottom shield, then gently move the lines that may be blocking ...

...radiator take off upper hose -run car drain fluid-when draining stops add water hose to radiator top- run clear water out for 5 minutes-temporarily re-attach hose run for 3 minutes-open hose and let ...

...drain my radiator but can't find the drain screw I just bought a cadillac deville 1989 and need to flush the radiator Disconnect your lower radiator hose...or open the petcock located on the lower ...

...tank or on the radiator some where? The cooling tank does not have a drain, many cars no longer have a drain, so you carefully (easy to break rad connections), loosen a lower radiator hose to

radiator drain plug problem I have a 1994 Deville with a 4.9L that keeps breaking radiator drain plugs. Is there a better replacement then plastic or a bigger problem? you can put a pipe plug, brass ...

drain plu release valve on radiator on 1996 cadillac deville trying to do a complete radiator flush and cant find drain ballcock It has to be a small plastic wing on the back or engine sideof radiator

drain the radiator on the Deville with the North Star motor I cannot find the drain plug and I have no owners. Manual the radiator drian plug is on the drivers side at the bottom of the radiator it is

...minutes(ROCK HARD) good product. Don't worry if you sealed the drain plug up you can still drain your radiator in the future but releasing the lower radiator hose. Good luck and thanks for using FIX ...