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Need help with my coolant flush. It's not going anywhere
Ok doin a flush for oil cooler replacement, egr delete ad today found out my radiator was leaking so a new radiator while I'm in there. Ok I have gold coolant but it's really rusty! I began my day with taking the thermo out and flushing with water. The original coolant was filthy orange. It's like every water flush I do comes out just as bad as the rest. I didn't want to run my restore flushes until I started to get some clean water coming out so I quit for the day. Very frustrating. I know the radiator will be brand spanking new clean but why is it so rusty looking?
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Put that hose in and run until you are clear..... thats the start.
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I ran it clear before chemicals, got up to temp ran with chemicals, then ran the hose until it was clear as can be before the next step and between each chemical.
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Why is it like that? Simple. It wasn't maintained properly. |
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VC-9
Get VC-9 from ford, use this last after running Prestone Cleaner for 6 hours of driving,then vc9 for 30 min to 1 hour. Mine is clean and have radiator also. After that put in Long life coolant Prestone or other high end fluid.
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So stick the hose in the degas bottle? Crack the drain pet**** and just let that crap run??
To the comment on vc9 and prestone. I went to cummins cross points yesterday and got a gal of restore and restore plus(same thing as vc9) and I also have a jug of prestone cleaner at home too. |
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First flush it clear. Then add the Restore. Run it for 90 minutes at 190*(it has to be hot to work. partially cover the radiator if you need to to get it up to temp.) Flush till clear. Add the Restore Plus and run for 90 minutes at 190*. Then flush the living crap out of it. Once your sure everything is out that is going to come out flush 24-30 gallons of distilled through it, then add your 3 1/2 gallons of ELC concentrate and top with distilled.
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Yeah that's the problem. It won't flush clear for me to start my chemicals... Back at it today
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Ok question!!! I spent have the day working on a buddy's truck and the other half flushing some more on my truck. I've flushed, flushed, flushed, flushed and flushed and it's still coming out nasty as all get Out. I want to start my resore flushes but it just Aint coming out clear nor does it have any sign of it. Heres my question. I found I small leak on my radiator yesterday so I'm going to order a new radiator from tousley first thing tnrw morning. Can I just go ahead and start my restore flushes followed by Distilled water?? Get everything drained and start my oil cooler surgery and install the new radiator followed by my new elc?? I think a lot of the filth is the nasty old radiator itself. So if the restore doesn't get the radiator the cleanest in the world, it doesn't matter seeing how it will have a surgically clean radiator going back in?? Just a thought. Mitch I would love to here your thoughts on this seeing how I've spent the last two days flushing and haven't got to really do anything. Thanks
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Like they are sayin. Keep flushing till it's clear. Even if you have to clean out the old rad, keep flushing.
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