Re: [DML] Draining and Replacing Delorean Antifreeze

[Jeff Phillips <rvparty@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dave theres nothing fancy with this one, infact it quite the opposite
as it can be downright messy.  Before the new radiator I would just
lossen the lower radiator hose and put it in a large bucket.  I always
kept an extra bucket handy incase the first wasn't large enough. 
Before you start take the pressure cap off of the resevour to allow
air to enter the system from the other end.   Have fun and be sure not
to leave any antifreeze laying around where pets are present.

Jeff
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On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 20:22:37 EST, doctorDHD@xxxxxxx <doctorDHD@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> I've never heard about anyone with a drain valve for  the antifreeze other
> than a petcock on the replacement metal  radiator.
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> If anyone has done this successfully please give me  (us) details.
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> Dave & 6530 (with  2700)
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