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How to Flush a Heater Core Safely (with a garden hose)

How to Flush a Heater Core Safely (with a garden hose)

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Is your heat not working or is your heater not hot? You may have a clogged heater core so do a heater core flush and unclog it. Learn how to flush your heater core and get it working to full capacity again instead of spending hundreds on a replacement! Here is the cheap flush kit I showed
Date: 2021-02-01

Comments and reviews: 10


If your heater core is actually blocked by crud on the ends of the tubes, you may need to increase the pressure more than you show on this video. and sometimes a blast of high pressure air into the flowing flushing water will causes bubbles to agitate the water which will also disturb/loosen/remove that crud. Beats removing and replacing the heater core.
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Hey Chris, I have a coolant flushing system at work that pushes new coolant in, while old coolant is forced out. Will this flush the entire system? Can the new coolant get to the heater core without the heat turned on? I'm starting to wonder if i should do the normal flush through the rad and eng, then do the heater core flush you do in the video.
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If I turn it to heat and still get cold, wouldn't that eliminate a blockage issue? Seems I would have little air flow when air can't go through core. A scope was used my a mechanic and said he saw rust in core. Is there a chemical flush I could use? Or would this cause heater core leak? Trying to eliminate blendor.
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My mechanic told me that my jeep has a clogged heater core and needed to be replaced. I said can you flush it? He said thats usually a waste of money and doesnt fix it. Im going to try your video and hope it works
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Rather than buying the radiator flush kit jus buy a 5/8x3/4 female adapter hook up to ur garden hose then hook up 5/8 clear hose to the other end and flush away jejeje
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My heater core is good no leaks i hav heat it needs to be warmer im going to try refurse flush on heater core i just recently change thermostat on 2007 ford fusion
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About to try this out my heater is a little hot but no where near where it need to be. Excited to feel that hot air especially with these winter months coming.
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This video was explained Great. You can easily understand his instructions and FIx your own heater problem. YOU DONT NEED A MECHANIC AFTER WACHEN HIS VIDEOS!
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I get plenty of heat. No leaks, but it sounds like water in the dash and I have been told that I need to burp and flush the heater core. What do you think
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My Lincoln Navigator has two cores, one in front and one in the back. Would the back one have separate in and out lines from the front one?
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