drain coolant?
10-11-06, 04:19 PM
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drain coolant?
i'm working on my FD in autoshop class, and i was looking at the proceedures on Mitchell OnDemand5.
i'm swapping out my twins for another set of stock units i got. anyway, the first on the list of proceedures is "drain coolant". is this absolutely necessary?
i'm swapping out my twins for another set of stock units i got. anyway, the first on the list of proceedures is "drain coolant". is this absolutely necessary?
10-11-06, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Gadd
No, but if you don't have pan ready to catch the coolant that comes out when you disconnect the turbo coolant lines.
on a side note, it took a while to unbolt the downpipe from the turbos. i guess all that heat caused the threads to nearly cease
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