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Topic: Draining heads and intake

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Draining heads and intake

Posted: 6/2/08 4:24pm Message 1 of 2
piamia
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Vette(s): 76' white w/ t-tops 350 4 speed

Will removing the lower radiator hose completly drain the heads and intake of coolant?

If not, will removing the block plugs drain all of the coolant?
 
I am getting ready to replace the cam and its been a while, but I always remember getting a bit of coolant in the valley when removing the intake.
 
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Draining heads and intake

Posted: 6/2/08 7:01pm Message 2 of 2
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You won't stop it 100% from draining a bit into the valley.  But it's not a problem.   Just change the oil when you are done with the job before you fire it back up.


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