Radiator drain plug how do i open it to drain the radiator

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Hi There, Facing the engine there is a drian on the lower lefthand side of the radiator. it has a wingnut like head that turns counter clockwise one full turn and the fluid will drian out right below the suport. But be carefull number one its plastic, two it is very hard two get too, I had cut a grove aceoss a 8 mm socket to put over the wingnut shaped pedcock so i could turn it it is almost imposable two get a wrench on it. and three when I was done and closed it, I could not stop a slow slow drip about every 15 sec, My sug is two remove the lower radator hose on the right side, to drain it when its all done and said you wont have this drip problem. If any one knows how to stop that drip out of the plasic pedcock let me know. Thanks

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V8s are 18436572 going clockwise number 1 should be marked on cap or closest tower facing you standing at the rad

SOURCE: Vehicle is 1999 T/C Limited (3.8L, V6) Leaking in 2 places.

the hoses from the transmission to the gadiatro is leaking. The timing cover might be leaking but acording to what I found from www.autozone.com the waterpump is not behing the timing cover. the hose coming off of the waterpump is leaking. If this helps this is how you remover the waterpump.

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Drain the cooling system.
3. Remove the serpentine belt.
4. Raise and safely support the vehicle. Remove the right front wheel and lower fender shield.
5. Remove the water pump pulley.
6. Remove the five mounting bolts and remove the pump from the engine.
7. Discard the O-ring. Clean the O-ring sealing surface and inspect the water pump for damage, cracks, seal leaks, and loose or rough turning bearings.

SOURCE: Radiator!! needs help where's the drain LOL

If you dont see a white plastic hex nut or black plastic butterfly nut, anywhere on the bottem side you will need to undo the lower radiator hose. Sorry, messy but true.