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I need help! Has anyone ever installed a valve somewhere in the cooling system to drain it without making a mess? There's got to be a better way than pulling the hose connectors under the car!

I plumbed a drain for the rad, but that only handles 1/3 of the coolant if that much.

I'm thinking of installing a ball valve at the point where the two tubes bend up to the rad. I'd rather not mess with the tubes and if there was a place to do it I'd rather install a T in a hose section. Has anyone ever figured out the best way to do this?

3/26/106:06 AM

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