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Re: Cleaning A cooling system
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Posted by gene b on January 15, 2004 at 05:53:49 from (67.1.105.206):
In Reply to: Cleaning A cooling system posted by RobertN on January 14, 2004 at 17:41:15:
Remove the radiator and the lower outlet by using pressure water a long screwdriver and some compressed air with a long tube you should be able to remove the junk in the bottom of the block as there are four holes the size of a nickle and this is the only way water gets by the bottom of the sleeves. Using a MAG lite you can look in the bottom outlook area and see if these areas are clean so as to let the system work as it was designed and now that the head is off would be a great time to do this.
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