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Last weekend I had to remove the radiator as it had a tiny leak that was becoming anoying.
Draining the fluid was a task as there were no drain points other than just removing a hose clamp & letting it squirt out, a messy business when trying to save the coolant.
So after the radiator was repaired we fitted a couple of drain ports in the forward stainless tubes.
Seen here with blue recessed 1/4" NPT bungs.
Much easier to drain the system now.

regards,
Tony.

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