Coolant Flush
#1
Coolant Flush
Hey guys, I looked at this guide, https://www.ranger-forums.com/engine-drivetrain-122/how-radiator-flush-using-flush-kit-104581/ , but it didn't help me. I need to do a Coolant Flush but I am not using a kit. I have everything I need but I couldn't find my coolant drain, I finally found it after taking off the plastic cover that was under my Radiator. Now I have run in to another problem, I don't know how to open the drain, this might sound very stupid but there is no plug to unscrew so I don't know how to open it up. I can post a picture of it if nobody knows what I am talking about.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2
#7
You have to take the whole bottle out to get the reserve empty. that means taking the inner liner of your fender out to get at the bolt or two underthere.
Just pull the hose out from it (if you can) and put fresh in there.
I wouldn't worry about it either, unless is Coke brown, you'll be ok.
Just pull the hose out from it (if you can) and put fresh in there.
I wouldn't worry about it either, unless is Coke brown, you'll be ok.
#8
You have to take the whole bottle out to get the reserve empty. that means taking the inner liner of your fender out to get at the bolt or two underthere.
Just pull the hose out from it (if you can) and put fresh in there.
I wouldn't worry about it either, unless is Coke brown, you'll be ok.
Just pull the hose out from it (if you can) and put fresh in there.
I wouldn't worry about it either, unless is Coke brown, you'll be ok.
#10
#12
It seems like somebody took a pressure washer to my radiator before I bought it and some of the radiator fins/gills are broken/messed up. Is there any way to just replace the fins/gills or would I have to buy a whole new radiator?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Last edited by Sean04Ranger; 05-05-2012 at 11:22 PM.
#17
They didn't have any, Somebody else said earlier as long as less than half are messed up then I am fine. I really didn't have that many that were messed up so I think I will just leave it alone
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