gkainz wrote:
I replaced my radiator in my 97 Ram CDT way faster than I could have flushed it, and it wasn't all that expensive.
So far I'm into the flushing exercise $6. Cheapest new rad i can find is $250 but really, learning stuff is more fun.
In this excercise I've learned a cheap work-around to the lack of agressive radiator flushes on the market.
I've learned how to get all the coolant out of my engine and heater core.
More than worth the time spent, even if i do end up getting a new rad. Early in this thread everyone said to change the thermostat, that turned out to be wrong. I should not have yeilded to the quick fix.
