Radiator flush?

[ENEMY_]

I've never done one before but I know it needs it done, so I got under the car to find where it drains and I assume it is the little plastic wing-nut? I can't get this thing to loosen for the life of me tips?

[LoneManWolf]

easier way is to remove the lower radiator hose
that's how i always do it neway

[ENEMY_]

I have no clue what hose that would be

[Safety Guy]

Find the lowest hose that's about 2 to 2.5" in diameter that connects to the bottom right of your radiator.

As for the plastic wing nut, I do recall breaking one so I had to replace it. You can get replacements at most auto stores hanging on the racks.

Karl

[crazyrog17]

I just used a long monkey wrench on the wings of that plastic plug. Work slow and it should come out.

Make sure you have the radiator cap off as well so it can fully drain.

[Aaronbrook37]

I just used a long monkey wrench on the wings of that plastic plug. Work slow and it should come out.

Make sure you have the radiator cap off as well so it can fully drain.

This. I rarely have issues with mine though... I just hate the ergonomics of the whole thing. Having such a giant/long arm, it seems almost impossible for me to drain without getting my whole arm covered in fluid haha.

[sasquatch]

This. I rarely have issues with mine though... I just hate the ergonomics of the whole thing. Having such a giant/long arm, it seems almost impossible for me to drain without getting my whole arm covered in fluid haha.

happens to me all the time i find it to much work to put my car up on jack stands so i just let it sit on the ground... and mine it lowerd so you cxan imagin how much harder mine is to do lol... with the stock sway bar its much eaiser cause its further away and gives alot more room...