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Cleaning debris/insects from radiator
I recently took a long summer roadtrip and discovered my the intake
fings of my radiator overstuffed with insect debris. Is there a safe way to effectively clean the fins without bending or damaging them? Thanks |
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Cleaning debris/insects from radiator
1. Spray water from the back side of the radiator.
2. Shoott compressed air from the back side or the radiator. 3. Lighlty brush downward on the front of the radiator to clean off the larger bugs. I've got a screen in fornt of my AC Condensor to catch the bugs so they don't go into the fins. Good Luck Harryface |
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Cleaning debris/insects from radiator
Use a water hose. Not too much pressure. Shoot it from the back if you
can. On 9/14/06 6:14 PM, in article , " > wrote: > I recently took a long summer roadtrip and discovered my the intake > fings of my radiator overstuffed with insect debris. Is there a safe > way to effectively clean the fins without bending or damaging them? > Thanks > |
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