4.3 radiator help
Hello fellows, it never fails you fix something and something else breaks. Long story short, I just replaced the rad drain plug/cock and there is what looks a shaft underneath where the plug screws into. Is there supposed to be a hose attached or should there be a plug for there also?
Thanks, I have searched and found nothing. |
Answered in the older thread you posted in.
No, nothing is supposed to be connected. If coolant is coming out of the nipple, the valve is not closed all the way. |
Thanks again, I feel like a schmuck :o
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Thanks for all your help swartlkk, I appreciate it. Heres is one thing I was wondering about, the drain plug is plastic and it broke on the knob so the rest of the plug stayed inside the rad. I tried to remove it without having to take the rad out so it broke and fell inside the rad. It's not that big of a piece, do you think I could have any problems down the road with that piece being in the rad?
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It is likely that it would be sucked into the engine where it may cause problems with either the pump or the thermostat. If it were on the driver side of the radiator, I would say do not worry about it.
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Originally Posted by swartlkk
(Post 223625)
It is likely that it would be sucked into the engine where it may cause problems with either the pump or the thermostat. If it were on the driver side of the radiator, I would say do not worry about it.
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Drain plug on the driver side...?
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Originally Posted by swartlkk
(Post 223642)
Drain plug on the driver side...?
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Well, that would explain it.. No reference to what it was you were driving and I was just thinking of the later 2nd gens.
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