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19 Oct 2009, 09:19 am
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How to replace radiator drain plug?
It's a plastic plug that opens counterclockwise but doesn't come all the way out. It was fine until I flushed the radiator and screwed it back in, now it leaks. I tried Teflon tape to no avail, so I just ordered a new one from the auto parts store for $4.29. How do I get the old plug to come out without breaking anything?
    
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19 Oct 2009, 11:49 am
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Re: How to replace radiator drain plug?
Not sure on that one... maybe next time just take the hose off and flush it that way ? I had thought about flushing mine too, and i saw the hose with the squeeze clamps on it...
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