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Posted by Fred OH on July 17, 2000 at 11:51:37 from (208.32.116.30):
In Reply to: cleaning radiator posted by Farmboy on July 15, 2000 at 13:00:05:
Muratic acid will do it also. Take an old radiator and your torch and see how hard it is to take the bottom pan off of it. Then maybe you'll have enough confidence to rod out your own. Just has to be clean when you put it back on and use plenty of flux. Anything anybody else can do, you can do better. Right? The reason most people send them to a radiator shop is they THINK it's too hard to do. How you gonna know if it's too hard for you if you don't try it yourself?----L8R----Fred
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