There are a lot less than originally on mine now too
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So you would not recommend it simply because the system looks like this and you’re putting a very expensive new radiator in?
I agree, but not really an answer. I mean when it comes to Cruisers, there’s you and then there’s God. And I seem to have misplaced His digits…Ugh
I drained, filled and ran probably a dozen times a few years back. Never really got entirely clear, sort of a lite beer hue. (See Drain #1 / /Drain #12 photo). Changed out hoses as well. Now it’s back to Ugh. Don't want to abuse the new radiator like the PO did the old...
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When you flushed and filled, did you use distilled water?
Yup.
tmxmotorsports
SILVER Star
Make sure you tighten up that nipple maybe even put some sealer on the threads that goes to the over flow canister had one leak a little and made me think it was the welds on the bottom of the filler neck was leaking
Tommy
I'm wondering if there was still rusty buildup in the system that's since mixed into your coolant with use. This was just a basic flush, correct? No flush chemicals or vinegar used?
NLXTACY
Wits' End
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Had no interest in trying to save the old clips so just took a claw hammer to them. The underside of the liner was a dusty mess. Its funny to think what the original color was 
I had to write a little something on this girl. I have it for so long and has such a story that I was feeling a touch nostalgic.
I had to write a little something on this girl. I have it for so long and has such a story that I was feeling a touch nostalgic.
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I'm so overdue for a Blackstone report is ain't even funny. Since having to do JOAP samples in my Air Force days I've realized the importance of regular oil analysis. Gave me a chuckle to see their sense of humor in their documentation.
I love how a nice clean new hood liner looks. My only complaint about my reflective Dynamat and Dynaliner combination on my hood is the butt-ugly appearance of it. It works ridiculously well, but looks horrible. I had to go for function over form on this one though. Maybe one day I'll find a better solution that gives me the best of both worlds.
Did you be sure to electrically bond the radiator to the body when you installed it? Great way to prevent pinhole leaks from electrolysis down the road.
I love how a nice clean new hood liner looks. My only complaint about my reflective Dynamat and Dynaliner combination on my hood is the butt-ugly appearance of it. It works ridiculously well, but looks horrible. I had to go for function over form on this one though. Maybe one day I'll find a better solution that gives me the best of both worlds.
Did you be sure to electrically bond the radiator to the body when you installed it? Great way to prevent pinhole leaks from electrolysis down the road.
Right. Basic flush x12. Now, radiator sprang a a leak, and at some point I got tired of pouring Amsoil coolant in and have been topping off with distilled water. Which doesn't help. Now I just want to clean it all up for the new rad.
It shall be so.
