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I might also suggest that the heater should be pressure flushed once a year and the shut-off valves in the engine compartment make this very easy to do since you can isolate (shut-off) the heater lines to the engine and install an extension hose to one line into a bucket then a garden hose to the other. The heater should be back flushed to remove the crap back through the supply line. I'll also mention a pair of plastic hose clamp pliars come in handy to keep the water from spraying all over the place when you disconnect the hoses from the valves!

Steve in VA

10/27/065:46 AM

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