If Tim's trick does not help you, and you decide to drain the system, open the petcock on the block first. I put a funnel under the petcock to make things less messy. You should have a strong steady stream flowing out. If its not, you have crud in the passages. Using flushing agents, water pressure, and even coat hangers are ways to break the stuff free.


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