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Dude, save yourself the money on the radiator flush and do it yourself. A coolant tester is just a few bucks. The only thing you need to do it is a garden hose really. Turn the drain plug ont he radiator, let it drain out. Take off the radiator cap, stick the garden hose in the rad inlet and let it run for a while to flush it out. Take one of the heater hoses off an put the garden hose up to that and fluch it out there, voila, you're good to go. Reconnet the heater hose, retighten the drain on the radiator. Start pouring in coolant. You'll still have water in the engine so start out dumping in straight antifreeze. Put in a gallon or two then run it a little to let it get mixed up check it with the tester, that'll tell you if you need more water, more coolant, or if you need to fill it evenly with both to top it off. Your done. If you get ti full and the mix isn't right jsut drain some and pour in more of what it needs. You'll be done for under $30 in a tester and antifreeze.
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