1997 GMC Suburban "drain radiator" Questions

...drain radiator hello. on the drivers side of radiator is a drain. here is a picture and the instructions for draining the coolant out. Install a tube on the radiator drain. Place the end of the tube ...

...drain radiator Many old radiators are to corroded to allow you to drain at the "petcock valve"...usually located at the bottom of the radiator on the opposite side as the lower radiator hose ...

drain radiator on 1999 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 4x4 The drain plug on the bottom of the radiator facing the motor It should be on the drivers side. It should twist off with pliers.Dont sqeexe it to ...

...petcock somewhere along the bottom of the radiator and drain it that way. in both cases, have a large enough container to catch the coolant. removing the bottom hose can be messy but it's much

...radiator and changed thermostat a month ago..now its leaking if it is a hose that comes from the drain point of the radiator, then most likley the drain is not tightened properly, or has dirt in

...drain radiator on 1999 gmc suburban. It's a plastic drain and only turns about 1/4 turn and no water comes out. Does it need to loosen more or what's the deal? Thanks. Hello, it should loosen ...

...drain coolant from engine is to remove lower radiator hose from water pump and let it run out. There are no drains on the engine. Hello, There is a block drain on either side of engine located just ...

...and to add new coolant. Not all cars have a drain port. if there isn't a petcock or plastic plug at the bottom right or left side of the radiator, just take the lower radiator hose loose to drain.

expose thermostat. Note use drain pan under vehicle or partially drain radiator prior to removal. also make sure gasket surface is clean and thermostat is installed correctly. fill and check for leaks

...radiator drain plug on a 2004 chevy suburban 1500 vortex engine and tools needed The drain plug should be ner the bottom of the radiator, either on the side or directly on the bottom. It should be a ...