Reply to "Rusty Brown Coolant"

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I have not tried, but from another discussion on removing rust, I thought about this product
http://www.evapo-rust.com/

Their FAQ does give instructions on how to use it in a coolant system.

I am thinking when I go back together is to first bypass the radiator, heater core, thermostat and do a coolant flush.

another item I have seen on industrial engines is a spin on coolant filter that just loops a partial flow, like installed instead of the heater core with constant flow till it cleans out the system.

6/23/168:47 PM

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