Flushing the heater core?
I have questions on flushing it, anyone have a write up? Also, think i should take out the 160 stat for winter, or do you all leave yours in?
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the hose on the heater core that is closest to the pass. side is the outlet. the other is inlet. remove hoses from heater core and attach a spare 3 foot section of 3/4 inch hose to the inlet side and run it down to a catch pan. hook up a garden hose to outlet side and turn water on slowly at first. this will back flush the heater core. you can still use the 160 stat. it will just take a little longer to warm up.:D
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do u think that will solve my heater problem, it heats up, but not hot enough. Is there usually a bunch of junk in the heater core. PS. Thnx for the help, much:bow:
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I didn't use any extra tubing, that would be optional. I took both hoses off and flushed water in the inlet side and then in the outlet side. You'll see that the water that was in the heater core is a little dirty looking. More than likely, this will help your heating problem. It helped mine.
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If your core is pluged up I would disconnect both hoses from the core and use a hose to flush water through it BACKWARDS. This should hopefully flush out whatever is plugging it up.
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