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Coolant drain?'s on 2.5 turbo
Since the hot summer days this year my 92' 2.5 turbo 124 has been running between 90c and 105c. The coolant is due for a change so I will do that and test the t-stat too. A few questions:
Is there a block coolant drain on a 92' 2.5 turbo...where? Any advice on making sure all air is out of the system? What is the best flush/fulid to use? Thanks for any input. |
Look under the exhaust manifold on the passenger side of the engine, I believe there is a block drain plug there, correct me if I am wrong.
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Ali,
Thanks for the pointer. I found the drain plug but did not have the strength/tool to perform the task. Drain and flush went well. But did not solve the over heating problem. Although, I found only one aux. fan to be working when the defrost is on. Should both? If so what could be the problem. |
Yes, that bolt can get pretty stuck sometimes. I have to use a breaker bar to get it off sometimes.
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Both fans should be running together. One cause is a bad fan; can't help you further than to let you know something's awry...good luck with it:)
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