Flushing the Coolant System

I thought I had posted this before, but maybe it didn’t stick?

I finally started my Pantera (#1255) that has been sitting for 20+ years and things seems to be ok so far. I will eventually replace all the coolant hoses and pipes (the radiator is not leaking…yet), but right now I would like to flush the whole system if I can.

Is there a way to do that without disassembling everything? I’ve already replaced the two hoses to the filler tank, so those are accessible if that would help.

thanks!

12/30/226:09 PM

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