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Old 03-03-2011, 09:00 PM
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yes, I flushed the block, radiator, and heater core seperatly and back and forth untill the water was crystal clear.
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couple of years back my did this replaced the fan hoses nd flushed radiator and block ,found it to be a orange stuff in the bottom tank of radiator that would not flush out maybe take the radiator out and do a good visual of in sides
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Thanks for all your help. I think you may be right. I'm kinda thinking that all the orange goop might be stop leak or something from the previous owner. I guess i will have to take the radiator out and check it out
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