Cooling System Drains in Radiator Tubes - Best Approach?

rockyMember

I have some replacement Stainless (not polished) tubes under my car.

I purchased Stainless O2 sensor bungs, and was considering having them welded into my cooling tubes.....

SS O2 Sensor Bungs

Questions:

1. Is this the best way to do it?

2. Is this a TIG welding job?

3. Is there a brass fitting or something I could use for a standard petcock? How do I attach it into the tube?

I have seen the short Summit Water tubes with petcocks in them, but I don't want to shorten my existing tubes.

Thanks -

Rocky

6/14/1612:43 PM

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