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turbo_beast369 wrote:idlemind wrote:Biggs...
check this for the radiator flush:
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=98180&p=4871421#p4871421
there is a coolant drain plug at the back of the engine block in the center just under the level of
the water pump but it rel hard to get at...if you can somehow ninja yuh way into that area and
take out d plug most if not all the coolant/water from the block comes out so if people (like
myself) wanting ONLY distilled water (battery water) mixed with coolant in your system that's the
best way to do it....
otherwise...here's a simpler less time consuming method:
well firstly u make sure the coolant not boiling hot b4 taking out the drain plug on the radiator,
once all fluid drains out disconnect the upper radiator hose from the engine side (if you want you
can take off the hose from the radiator neck but it's not really necessary, take out thermostat by
just taking off the two (2) 12 bolts on the thermostat housing, there's no need to disconnect the
lower hose from the neck...just push the hose with the housing cover to the side and you can even
pour water into there if you want to further flush out the lower radiator tank.....
now, take a garden hose and let water flow at a reasonable pressure thru the neck on the engine
block that connects to the upper radiator hose so the water comes out from where the thermostat
is housed...let it run for a 5 mins more or less depending on how dirty the block is, use your
discretion....clean water would remain in the block so just re-connect the hoses and thermostat,
install the radiator drain plug, fill the coolant reservoir to the full mark then fill the radiator with your
mix of coolant and water, start the engine and top up the radiator and reservoir as needed....
mitsu_chick941 wrote:Guys i'm hearing a noise when going uphill or on bumpy roads...its a kinda squeaking sound, not like dust in the brake shoes or anything. Hearing it only on bad roads, dunno if its a rubber or something, not sure if its front or back but its on the right side.
anybody had the similiar problem?
Biggs3ne wrote:^^^Ok I think I got it.
Step 1. Let engine cool enough
Step 2 Remove upper Radiator Hose from Engine Block
Step 3 Revome thermostat cover and thermostat, i.e remove the two 10/12 bolts I think
Step 4 Insert garden hose into upper engine block and let it expel the old coolant through the thermostat housing on the engine block.
Keeping in mind that all this is done with the engine off.
Sorry for making you repeat yourself, but I wanna make sure I understand fully before I attempt and do foolishness
nissan4life wrote:As brotherhood said stabilizer bar rubbers,if they worn you will get this.Not hard to replace.To eliminate the prob you could spray some silicone spray on the rubbers if your noise goes away temporarily your best guess its the rubbers.
fras wrote:07 Local CS: Which fan is ac & which is rad?
The fan under the fan controller (passenger side) isn't working... That fan is the radiator fan?
rameshb wrote:cool thanks,another question my fan belts were recently changed along with the compressor but the belts keeps making an annoying screech every time i start up,i have tensioned the belts a couple times,any suggestions?
geometron wrote:yeah me too... i jus put sum silicone and that good fur now yess...u hadda buy a whole light cus i doubt that cip could be replaced
rameshb wrote:cool thanks,another question my fan belts were recently changed along with the compressor but the belts keeps making an annoying screech every time i start up,i have tensioned the belts a couple times,any suggestions?
PapaC wrote:geometron wrote:yeah me too... i jus put sum silicone and that good fur now yess...u hadda buy a whole light cus i doubt that cip could be replaced
I have a rear left tail light that I can get rid of if somehow the part you want can be taken from it.
The corner cracked from a fender bender but maybe you can salvage something? Up to you.
BrotherHood wrote:mitsu_chick941 wrote:Guys i'm hearing a noise when going uphill or on bumpy roads...its a kinda squeaking sound, not like dust in the brake shoes or anything. Hearing it only on bad roads, dunno if its a rubber or something, not sure if its front or back but its on the right side.
anybody had the similiar problem?
If only on bad roads I would think it's the stabilizer bar/sway bar bushings that needs to be replaced.
Biggs3ne wrote:PapaC wrote:geometron wrote:yeah me too... i jus put sum silicone and that good fur now yess...u hadda buy a whole light cus i doubt that cip could be replaced
I have a rear left tail light that I can get rid of if somehow the part you want can be taken from it.
The corner cracked from a fender bender but maybe you can salvage something? Up to you.
PapaC do you have all the clips for that light?
mety57 wrote:rameshb wrote:cool thanks,another question my fan belts were recently changed along with the compressor but the belts keeps making an annoying screech every time i start up,i have tensioned the belts a couple times,any suggestions?
hey make sure when the ac belt was installed it wasn,t touching the other belt , on the ac compressor u,ll have to line up tthe belt on the outer groove
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