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Drains
I want to clean my drains that are located back by fire wall on 300 turbo diesel has anybody done this and what is the best way to do this. Thanks
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Look for the plastic lump behind the front tires.....they colect debris....us a coat hanger and a garden hose till its free...best way to flush the hing pockets of accumultated and composted debris too.
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Boneheaddoctor has it right.
I would add that, if the drains are dry, try to remove as much as you can from the top with a vacuum. You can reach them pretty easily under the hood hinges. Wes |
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