Reply to "Radiator fluid change"

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Thanks for the clarification & weblink Mark, it looks like that ELC is the way to go. Now just need to get some of that and wait a little for my back to get better as getting under the lift sure won't be fun till my back pain is gone.

Those silicone hoses may need a look see as well, sounds like easy on easy off, other than the green or white stripe hose which seems to glue itself on and need to cut it off...although cuting and putting new may help too. However if I get the ELC stuff, I may never need to change the fluid again as infrequent as I drive the cars (once every 1 -2 weeks).

7/9/0910:48 PM

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