Removing block drain plugs
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I just can't imagine a well maintained system needing violent flow for flushing ..............
Caterpillar states that for a well maintained system, flushing with chemicals isn't needed. That tells me that they expect a clean system.
I haven't gotten any solids out of my coolant filter in probably 50k + miles.
Just my 2 cents.
Caterpillar states that for a well maintained system, flushing with chemicals isn't needed. That tells me that they expect a clean system.
I haven't gotten any solids out of my coolant filter in probably 50k + miles.
Just my 2 cents.
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From: P.G. VA
I just can't imagine a well maintained system needing violent flow for flushing ..............
Caterpillar states that for a well maintained system, flushing with chemicals isn't needed. That tells me that they expect a clean system.
I haven't gotten any solids out of my coolant filter in probably 50k + miles.
Just my 2 cents.
Caterpillar states that for a well maintained system, flushing with chemicals isn't needed. That tells me that they expect a clean system.
I haven't gotten any solids out of my coolant filter in probably 50k + miles.
Just my 2 cents.
The chemical flush may be a waste of money and time but for me, the peace of mind is well worth the cost and time spent.
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