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Old 06-18-2017, 01:37 PM   #24 (permalink)
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IMO a coolant flush, tranny flush are the worse 2 things you can do to a car. I've hardly ever heard a good thing about them It's mostly always been a horror story. Your's is just another one on the list of reasons why not to do it.


Chemical flushes worked when engines were made of iron but anything strong enough to eat the corrosion is strong enough to eat aluminum.

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The bottom half of your radiator could be plugged from the scaling that got knocked loose/dissolved from the chemicals they used for the flush.
Very likely. And any other small passages.
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