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06-24-2009 01:39 PM #16
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Try www.speedwaymotors.com their house brands run $129-$149 and are available in many different sizes and hose locations,I know several guys that have used them and are very satisfied.
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06-25-2009 10:56 AM #17
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Thanks for all the input guys....got a lot of good tips for future reference!
I think I fixed the problem. I removed the drain plugs on the engine block (full of crap!) and flushed the engine till they ran clear. Then I bought a prestone flush kit and ran it thru the radiator and engine. Then drained and flushed again with water....drained and added antifreeze. Took her for a nice ride (about 30 miles) and no more overheating!! Seems to be fixed! Thanks again for all the help!Trust everyone once. Just be cautious of what may be lost.
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