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Re: Drano in Radiator
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Posted by Tommy Pierce on May 01, 2005 at 20:14:29 from (152.163.101.13):
In Reply to: Drano in Radiator posted by Okla Kansan on April 30, 2005 at 07:10:03:
Drano works off the exO therm method, it heats up and desolves grease and hair. You need a acid and a neutrolizer afterwords. I would use caution, if you got a old radiatior and electrolises has taken place for decades you are playing with fire. The sleeves have a rubber Oring at the bottom and things like heavy acids and eat that up and also cause water to get into the oil. Use automotive flush from K&W and if that doesn't work take the radiator off and get a radiator shop to rod it out and then check the engine for corrision before putting it back. If you got a engime with a water pump check it also. Good Luck
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