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draining radiator


bclarknyc
01-15-2004, 04:38 PM
could someone tell me how to drain the radiator on my 94 chevy s10 blazer. I just bought this truck and its killing me! I am trying to learn your basics but I am not doing so well. Any guidance will be very appreciated. I am already about $1500 deep in problems ( fuel injectors, fuel pump) I thought I better start trying to do this stuff myself.
Thanks for your help.

JeffL.
01-15-2004, 04:47 PM
I have a '98, but it should be somewhat the same. ON the passenger side of the radiator near the bottom, there should be a large twist-type screw. Back this out 1/2 turn and then it will slide backwards just a little bit allowing the antifreeze to drain. Remember this is plastic so if you have to get some extra leverage with a tool, you don't want to break it. The screw doesn't come all the way out either.

Jeff

mikel78
09-24-2006, 07:55 PM
I have a '98, but it should be somewhat the same. ON the passenger side of the radiator near the bottom, there should be a large twist-type screw. Back this out 1/2 turn and then it will slide backwards just a little bit allowing the antifreeze to drain. Remember this is plastic so if you have to get some extra leverage with a tool, you don't want to break it. The screw doesn't come all the way out either.

Jeffwhat did you use to turn the plug

ZL1power69
09-24-2006, 08:30 PM
what did you use to turn the plug
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