Does anyone here know where the radiator drain plug is on mk2 focus ?
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Does anyone here know where the radiator drain plug is on mk2 focus ?
Hi all, hope you are all well and have had a nice day.
I have a quick question, I want to drain and refill coolant on my car, I cannot see drain plug on the radiator, where is it please on a 2006 ford focus sport 1.8 tdci ?
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I have a quick question, I want to drain and refill coolant on my car, I cannot see drain plug on the radiator, where is it please on a 2006 ford focus sport 1.8 tdci ?
cheers
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Just because you think it not got nay coolant in it be careful off where it drains off tooas it will have traces in it
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and yes *just pull the hose off * to drain it
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and yes *just pull the hose off * to drain it
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question answered no more advice needed on this subject
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Think once he has been given the answer they should lock his threads then maybe we not get so many in here and then he can not argue with the advice given
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its in the boot, just next to the spare wheel
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Thanks all for the kind replies.
Well which hose shall I pull off, do you mean the hose connected to the radiator ? there are 2 top radiator hoses and 2 lower or so lower coolant hoses, I removed the very bottom hoses today anyway as I was replacing a leaking hose that had been sliced by the alternator.
My car DOES have a drain plug as someone removed it a while ago to drain it but it's been a while since and i cannot remember where it is and i am looking at bottom or radiator !
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Quickest way to drain the coolant in your Focus would be to find a good tree, hit it at about 90mph
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It's a good job you aren't illuminati, you'd have me dead & buried by now
so by removing said hose does that drain radiator ? DO I just remove lowest hoses connect to the radiator ?
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Originally Posted by 3i Jim
Remember always drain the coolant when hot and pressurised by simply pulling the bottom hose of the radiator.
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Always take the bottom hose off as usually is the lowest point and make sure the header tank cap is off
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How's this joker still here,seriously.
Thread after thread about the same thing,answer after answer and the thick fxxker still doesn't understand and then writes another thread asking how to do it but a different way.
I was helpful to him,then got bored,now annoyed as most of the new threads are this idiot asking the same thing but in a different way,he can't even take the hint that either nobody's willing to help or when he is getting good advice so what's the point in him being here if he can't accept the answers he's given.
I say ban him asap.
Thread after thread about the same thing,answer after answer and the thick fxxker still doesn't understand and then writes another thread asking how to do it but a different way.
I was helpful to him,then got bored,now annoyed as most of the new threads are this idiot asking the same thing but in a different way,he can't even take the hint that either nobody's willing to help or when he is getting good advice so what's the point in him being here if he can't accept the answers he's given.
I say ban him asap.
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Under the engine bolted to it there is a small shiney tank, there is a drain plug on that. To get it out as quick as possible (including any locked air) rev the engine whilst draining
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Aren't there bleed nipples on the front calipers and rear drums on a 1.8 tdci focus?
Presuming that's the car were on about.
If so the best way to bleed an air locked cooling system is crack each 1 late at night when the temperature is lower then take the car out to a deserted road,preferably a long straight then drive along within the speed limit,that should do it.
Good luck with it.
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