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Old 07-06-2007, 09:32 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Coolant flushing procedure

Here is a simpler way that does the job just fine, just very boring.
Drain petcock into 5 gal bucket, refill with tap water, drive truck until heater blows hot, drain petcock into bucket, repeat this until nothing but water comes out, took me 6 times, then drain petcock and fill with bottled water, drive until heater blows warm, drain, do this 4 times, on the last dump, fill with 4 gal of concentrate coolant, and you are done, top off with concentrate as needed.
You will need 20 gal of distilled water, and 4 gal of coolant. I hope this helps.
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