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One day...That’s a $1200 pile there. Plus $100 in fuel and a days drive. Not too bad a score in clown world prices.
One day one of those will be under my Bronco.
One day...That’s a $1200 pile there. Plus $100 in fuel and a days drive. Not too bad a score in clown world prices.
That's looks to be my next project.🙁Take pump and timing cover off clean it all up chase/clean threads etc and re-assemble
Is there a way to flush the radiator?
Open the radiator drain/remove radiator cap/garden hose spraying into radiator fill while engine running? 🤷♂️
Did pretty much this to my bronco last year, but with extra manual flushing of the block and radiator of the sediment using a garden hose when the lower rad hose was off.
While I had rad hoses disconnected for flushing, I ran water through the block and through the radiator until it ran clear. Then hooked the rad hoses back up, filled up with water, drove around the yard, dumped the water, repeat until water runs clear every time.nOOB question:
How is this done?
Tstat is removed so you get instant flow.Interesting;
Remove the t-stat/reinstall t-stat housing/flush cooling system.🤔
nOOB question:While I had rad hoses disconnected for flushing, I ran water through the block and through the radiator until it ran clear. Then hooked the rad hoses back up, filled up with water, drove around the yard, dumped the water, repeat until water runs clear every time.
What do you think of this nOOB idea:Tstat is removed so you get instant flow.
You can flush/dump the cooling system way faster when you're not driving around for 15 minutes to get to operating temp just to get some coolant flow, then having to wait until it's fully cooled off so you can touch it again.
By shoving the garden hose into the thermostat housing and letting it run out of the water pump. see attached artists' renditionnOOB question:
How did you run water through the block?
What do you think of this nOOB idea:
1) Remove t-stat/reinstall t-stat housing.
2) Install a Prestone flush kit.
3) Do the flush until water run clear.
For clarity:
1) I understand how to flush the radiator as you described.✅
2) I'm unclear on how to flush the block and heater system.
aaaaaaaah!By shoving the garden hose into the thermostat housing and letting it run out of the water pump. see attached artists' rendition
(my truck has a 300 btw, ymmv)
What do you think of this nOOB idea:
1) Remove t-stat/reinstall t-stat housing.
2) Install a Prestone flush kit.
3) Do the flush until water run clear.
Aaaaaaah!So just unhook both heater lines an hose the bitch out
Because it needs to last another two years.Why are you needing to flush everything?
Got pic?Set of Falken Wildpeak AT/4's installed on the F250 today... replaced the stock Goodyear Duratracs.
So far, they are significantly smoother and quieter... and slightly taller (35.1",iirc)... Loved the AT/3's... hoping these are as good.
Got pic?
What size?
Were the goodyears 275/70r18?no pics yet.. 285/75-18.
they look a tad skinnier than the Goodyears...
factory Tremor Duratracs... 285/75-18...Were the goodyears 275/70r18?
My 275/70r18 factory goodyear wranglers will need replaced end of summer likely. Back and forth between 285/75r18 and 295/70r18
The speed holes?Not going to plate those holes?