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Engine blockoff plugs
do not touch the freeze plugs. if you are talking about the engine block drain plugs dont touch those either since they may leak after words. do a good old hose in the radiator engine flush make sure heater is on too
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LOL...my mistake I meant the coolant drain plugs on the engine block. While searching for it someone referred to it as engine blockoff plugs so I used it. I believe one of them is located near the starter. Should I remove the thermostat to do the coolant flush or would just the radiator with hose be fine?
unless u hav an extra thermostat housing then ok but i did mine with the thermo in there, u just have to do it longer and see the coolant fall through. on my car i just disconnected the top radiator hose and put coolant in the radiator and waited till the temps went up so coolant comes out the top hose
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