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Where Is Radiator Plug 93 Cutlass
I Want To Flush My Radiator But Can Not Find The Plug..where Is It Hiding?
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The drain plug is on the drivers side - bottom. It is a big plastic wing nut. It does not come all the way out. You can even reach under the car without jacking it up and unscrew it.
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Here is the easy way
Disconnect the lower radiator hose.
That will drain it. I am not kidding, that is what I do, I don't waste a bunch of time with that little drain plug, I pull the hose off and be done with it. |
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Re: Where Is Radiator Plug 93 Cutlass
I seem to go thru this on every flush. it will either be as earlier mentioned on the drivers side,bottom. on this location, it will be about a inch in diameter. I normally use a small pliers to spin it carefully.
On my 97 Blazer, the drain is below the lower radiator hose on the passenger side. this style is about 1/2 inch in diameter and it is usually difficult to get to. this style will have a short drain hose on it to guide the antifreeze to the bucket. When all else fails, I like the suggestion to pull the lower hose. Messier, but easier. |
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