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Radiator flush with vinegar

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Boco

04-27-2006 19:28:59




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Old Need the solution % for radiator flush. Thanks Boco




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Boco

04-29-2006 15:01:15




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 Re: Radiator flush with vinegar in reply to Boco, 04-27-2006 19:28:59  
Thank you Old for the information, at work the other night the subject came up and I'd seen your posting. Agian thank you, couple years ago I was out on 44 at Sullivan there where some Oliver setting at a dealer on west side of town couldn't stop, was on way home from funeral to many women in van. 1650 gas in S.I. Trader near me but already have one. Thanks again Boco



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04-29-2006 15:27:30




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 Re: Radiator flush with vinegar in reply to Boco, 04-29-2006 15:01:15  
I'm up at the lake of the ozarks area. I guess you checked out my web site.



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04-27-2006 20:55:51




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 Re: Radiator flush with vinegar in reply to Boco, 04-27-2006 19:28:59  
Drain it out of all anti freeze. Then FILL with 100% vinagar. Then run it till good and warm/hot. Go in the house and have a beer or cup of coffee or what ever. Let it sit for say 2-3 hours. Drain it back out and if you can hook up a hose to the block drain and back flush the system with a garden hose. Remove the radiator cap and go have 2 or 3 beers or 2-3 hours which ever comes last. Tomorrow I get to find out if the last engine/machine I did that to has cleaned out enough to stop the over heating. Plus it now has a thermostat in it so maybe, maybe I got this on licked

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