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Marshall57 · 06-20-2014, 11:26 PM

There is a nylon sock trick that is used, it will keep anything out of your new radiator.
I had mine flushed and use this trick and was amazed at what was caught in the sock.
I'm sure that after a little while the particles being picked up will slow to a stop and you will not have the bulk of particles stuck in the tops of the radiator tubes.
I’m thinking with a new radiator there will be increased flow and that increased flow my pick up stuff that would have stayed put with the older radiator.

06-20-2014, 11:26 PM	#17
Marshall57 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Elko Nevada Posts: 217	Re: New radiator There is a nylon sock trick that is used, it will keep anything out of your new radiator. I had mine flushed and use this trick and was amazed at what was caught in the sock. I'm sure that after a little while the particles being picked up will slow to a stop and you will not have the bulk of particles stuck in the tops of the radiator tubes. I’m thinking with a new radiator there will be increased flow and that increased flow my pick up stuff that would have stayed put with the older radiator.