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Will a complete flush work, or time for a new engine?

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Old 03-17-22, 05:07 PM
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Will a complete flush work, or time for a new engine?
'89 Vert. It has sat for about 6 years, with apparently only water. New water pump installed before parked, now rusted on the outside. How bad is it looking?



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change that stat (or boil it and see if it works), flush it out and see what happens.
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