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A close up of the coolant heat bolted on. For anyone doing thi…

A close up of the coolant heat bolted on.   For anyone doing this swap, be sure to thoroughly clean out the intake where this bolts on or the coolant going through will do it for you, filling your entire cooling system with carbon.

I learned this the hard way and wondered why my coolant was turning brown.  Fortunately, a nice coolant flush with a $5 coolant cleaner bottle from Walmart did the trick.
A close up of the coolant heat bolted on. For anyone doing this swap, be sure to thoroughly clean out the intake where this bolts on or the coolant going through will do it for you, filling your entire cooling system with carbon. I learned this the hard way and wondered why my coolant was turning brown. Fortunately, a nice coolant flush with a $5 coolant cleaner bottle from Walmart did the trick.Original file
A close up of the coolant heat bolted on.   For anyone doing this swap, be sure to thoroughly clean out the intake where this bolts on or the coolant going through will do it for you, filling your entire cooling system with carbon.

I learned this the hard way and wondered why my coolant was turning brown.  Fortunately, a nice coolant flush with a $5 coolant cleaner bottle from Walmart did the trick.

A close up of the coolant heat bolted on. For anyone doing this swap, be sure to thoroughly clean out the intake where this bolts on or the coolant going through will do it for you, filling your entire cooling system with carbon.

I learned this the hard way and wondered why my coolant was turning brown. Fortunately, a nice coolant flush with a $5 coolant cleaner bottle from Walmart did the trick.

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