egg?

[uscharalph]

its my e34 i only had it 6 weeks see original thread on cooling prob u posted on it:-

http://www.bimmer.info/forum/showthread.php?t=13802

ive blasted my pressure washer hose down each car hose for about 5 mins each do u think that will do or do i need a chemical? its just i dont want the new rad to get clogged up when shes fitted!
thanx

Yeah I remember now.

In draining the block, there are 2 (I think) drain plugs.

Since you did overheat I would definately recommed replacing the radiator cap and probably the thermostat and you should be good to go.

[bullyd]

Yeah I remember now.

In draining the block, there are 2 (I think) drain plugs.

Since you did overheat I would definately recommed replacing the radiator cap and probably the thermostat and you should be good to go.

any idea where?

[uscharalph]

any idea where?

I'll check the Bentley when I get home.

[632 Regal]

Clog the screens that filter the water that goes through the heater core? Clog the heater core itself?

seriously????? i was using the egg as a description i never imagined anyone would consider crackin one in a rad?!? what other damage could this have done? anyone?

[bullyd]

I'll check the Bentley when I get home.

ralph very apprieciated! i gotta get me one of those books

[uscharalph]

any idea where?

The Bentley doesn't seem to cover the 520i? Anyway it says the drain plug is towards the rear of the block, on the exhaust side of the engine, below cylinder #6

[uscharalph]

The Bentley doesn't seem to cover the 520i? Anyway it says the drain plug is towards the rear of the block, on the exhaust side of the engine, below cylinder #6

I had forgot I have the Bentley in scanned pdf form here in the office. The Bentley may be the most imprtant tool we can own.

[bullyd]

The Bentley doesn't seem to cover the 520i? Anyway it says the drain plug is towards the rear of the block, on the exhaust side of the engine, below cylinder #6

ill have a look