Subject	Tried the other way and still clogged.
Posted by	scottyfender on May 04, 2010 at 1:14 PM
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In Reply To	Heater Core posted by scottyfender on May 04, 2010 at 10:51 AM
Message	I guess I should just bypass it right? When heater cores break, what's the culprit? Why would the flow be completly blocked? Yes I had a little sludge in it but my radiaor is fine and all the hoses are good. In fact the sludge that has been drained out of the radiator and sitting in the sun for weeks is still not dry so why would it dry in the core? "Well I have an ex-wife, a girlfriend with 2 kids, 4 kids of my own, a boss and, a mother. I don't have any more room for making people happy." "She's always wet and hot and purrs when I slide inside of her. She screams when I put my foot down and isn't too hard to control. She is usually straight but she slides her rear out when I ask her too. Always gives me a boost. Stays with me and leaves the other guys behind. She is even more fun when her top is off...so free. Sometimes a friend will join in, male or female, and we both enjoy her. Plus she is a non smoker...what more can you ask for?"
Follow Ups	Heater Core - scottyfender 10:51:57 05/04/10 Should be flowing. Try the other line? (n/m) - Stadsport (PHX) 11:45:24 05/04/10 There is a small valve that opens that is by the core itself - Woody75 (Denver) 13:13:43 05/04/10 What causes it to open? The water temp? - scottyfender 13:22:19 05/04/10 Tried the other way and still clogged. - scottyfender 13:14:49 05/04/10 Have you tried it with the heater on at full heat? - Wright (Ca) 13:57:23 05/04/10 Electric valve? I have electric climate control (n/m) - scottyfender 14:23:21 05/04/10 wow that worked. Thanks. (n/m) - scottyfender 14:29:01 05/04/10
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