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Old 04-02-2016, 12:14 PM   #1
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Heater core flush how to:- 03-05 years

What's the easiest way to perform a simple flush the front heater core on these?
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Re: Heater core flush how to:- 03-05 years

I am not familiar with these particular models, but for any other car I would simply remove both heater core hoses, shove a garden hose in one end and flush it with water for several minutes. Then I would flush the opposite way for several minutes.
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