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Adding anti-freeze after draining engine water
I called my local dealer to discuss winterizing on my '01 X-star and, after they drain the water from the engine, they put the plugs back in and run anti-freeze. It looks like some people do this and some people don't. For the folks that do, how are people circulating anti-freeze through the engine?
I'm curious as to how people are rigging up their coolant sytems to add RV antifreeze? I've done the flush kit add on for a car. Same concept? |
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take off hose from trans cooler, place in bucket w/ anti-freeze
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You have to make sure the thermostate opens, if you don't the anti-freeze just gets dumped into the exhaust. I take the hoses that goes into the exhaust and put those back into the same bucket as the raw water hose. I then put water from a garden hose into the exhaust mainfolds as not to over heat those...
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