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Old 29 Sep 2007, 03:40 pm
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Default How do I change the thermostat on my 1997 honda accord sedan 4 cylinder lx?
How do I get to the radiator drain plug to release coolant?
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Old 29 Sep 2007, 03:43 pm
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If you can't release the drain at the base of rad then just remove the lower rad hose at rad itself or from engine, same results, even faster draining.
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