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Hi, i watched the heater-core flushing video, it was really good. I put this question together to study for my certification exam and i was wondering if it makes sense and the answer i think its B.
How is the heatercore flushed “backwards flow”?
A. First add flush chemicals, run engine 10-15 minutes, let cool, “T” connecter or flush port will be installed on the inlet hose, remove the outlet hose from the core and direct the outlet hose into a bucket or just away from you, attach the inlet hose to “T” connector and force water into the core “backwards flow”.
B. First add flush chemicals, run engine 10-15 minutes, let cool, “T” connecter or flush port will be installed on the outlet hose, remove the inlet hose from the core and direct the inlet hose into a bucket or just away from you, attach the outlet hose to “T” connector and force water into the core “backwards flow”.
C. First add flush chemicals, run engine 10-15 minutes, let cool, seal upper rad cap and remove upper rad hose and force water to clean the heatercore system “backwards flow”
D. First add flush chemicals, run engine 10-15 minutes, let cool, seal upper rad cap and remove bottom rad hose and force water to clean the heatercore system “backwards flow”
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[quote=”Toma22″ post=126552]Hi, i watched the heater-core flushing video, it was really good. [/quote]
Hey, I looked around for a half hour but just can’t find that video. Would you be so kind as to share the link? I’d like to watch that or another that shows a flushing procedure.
Good luck on your exam!
Hey sorry for the late response, i just saw your message, here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcL_0TWeZJY. again really sorry for the late response. take care.
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