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"werlax" wrote in message om... Thanks for the info. I figured out that I can get antifreeze to come out of nearly all the drains by pouring into 3 of the hoses. The fourth hose drains to the lower unit. Correct. That hose (4th hose) should also have your oil cooler etc in it. I think there is still one drain that hasn't seen any antifreeze come out of it. I'll have to check which one it is exactly, but is this just a matter of closing up one of them to get to this last drain? Shouldn't be. I'm assuming that your V-6 is the same or similar to the 502's and 5.0's that I've done. Except for the block (see below) all the drains are on seperate hoses. You may also have a drain on the elbow of the large hose feeding the water pump. Some do, some don't Does one hose feed two areas in the block? The large hose that goes to the water pump feeds the whole block, IOW both drains on the block, left and right side. So yes, if you want to call that 2 areas, it does. That was the case with the hose leading to the water/fuel seperator area. There were two drains along that route. What hose??? There should not be a hose going anywhere near the water seperator, unless you are talking about the hose that comes in from the drive on the bottom to feed the whole system. Sorry for being so vague, but I'm still figuring out which hose goes to which drain and exactly what they all are. ![]() Not a problem. We all get to learn sometime. ((-:: |
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