The hole in the center is 1/4" square, and I just use a nut-driver handle. Works perfectly for turning.
noob needs collant flush tutorial.
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You need to have the rear end higher for draining.
You need the nose higher for filling. This will get the air out of the system.
Your heater should be on high temp and high speed. This will open the heater core. Do not haave the AC system running as this will cuase the value to close to the heater core.
You need the nose higher for filling. This will get the air out of the system.
Your heater should be on high temp and high speed. This will open the heater core. Do not haave the AC system running as this will cuase the value to close to the heater core.
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