Block drains

onus

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How the heck do you get the block drains out. It seems pretty hard to get to them. I have my 1/4"npt petcocks, and 4 gallons of 100% mix fleetcharge precharged antifreeze. I was gonna dump to whole thing but i looked where the drains are and i said no way am i getting them out. I've had this stuff for weeks but still haven't changed the coolant. I don't like the fact that everyday cavitation is happening when i drive. My weekends always get filled up with something to do. Any advice to what tool i can get in there to pull the drains out?
 

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I personally have never drained the block, just the radiator, i dont think much stays in the block, especially if you loosen the thermostat housing to break any liquid vacuum in the motor, it should all drain out.
 

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Its easy to get to if you have extensions and swivels for sockets. When you drain the block, alot comes out so make sure you do it if you want a good flush.
 

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I got plenty of swivels. I'm gonna pick up some distilled water and give it a shot after i got out of work. Also sounds like i need some big **** buckets. I'll be sure to try the thermostat housing trick.
 

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