Flushing rad system
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Don't waste your time, D2 radiators don't flush well if at all.
Take it to a radiator shop that can do an alluminum radiator, along with replacing the tanks. If it is over 100,000 miles and an estimate over $250, go buy yourself a new one from British Parts of Utah along with a new t/stat and coolant pressure cap.
When installing, do not use Dexcool, switch to Peak or one of the other coolants a make your engine happier.
Take it to a radiator shop that can do an alluminum radiator, along with replacing the tanks. If it is over 100,000 miles and an estimate over $250, go buy yourself a new one from British Parts of Utah along with a new t/stat and coolant pressure cap.
When installing, do not use Dexcool, switch to Peak or one of the other coolants a make your engine happier.
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