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Old 01-26-2007, 01:37 PM
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I like my way better. It is a much simpler changeover when you need it and I'm gonna be flushing my heater core soon so it would be the perfect time anyway.
 
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Actually Ken I'm talking about leaving it on and being able to switch it on for winter months and switch it off for summer

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You will have to flush your heater core whenever you reconnect the heater core to the system.
 
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Even with regular coolant changes huh?
 
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Even with regular coolant changes huh?
Yes. The coolant that is in your core will need to be flushed out and replaced.
 
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Eh it's not a big deal I guess. All in the name of keeping up the maintenance...
 
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Eh it's not a big deal I guess. All in the name of keeping up the maintenance...
Exactly. It doesn't take long and will prevent you from introducing stagnent coolant back into the system.
 
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