Where are the cooling system bleeder plugs?

[pdxrealtor]

Ya Im not sure....

Thanks for posting that up though.

FYI for anyone else that comes along I drained, filled, drain, filled twice. Just left the cap off as mentioned above.

[Easy Ed]

Ya sure those instructions are not for a H1 ? These instructions show "air bleeder screws".

Just a thought while I am trying to help and google for some info

Edit, nope they (yours) are for a H2, now I am more confused................

http://www.flashoffroad.com/Maintena...e/ChgAntif.htm

[pdxrealtor]

I'm not sure just got them off the site where a guy with an 04 h2 was asking. See my link above for thread.

I was thinking the same as you.... It's possible the person posted for the h1 not paying attention to the type of truck the poster had.

That Link you posted is for an h1 it seems. I did come across it in my searches but skipped when I saw the diesel and 6.5 liter mentioned.

[glennf1]

I just remove the lower radiator hose, drain, and refill with 50% DexCool and distilled water. I have a fleet of vehicles and do this every 5 years or 100k miles. I've never had to flush or have had any water pump, radiator, or freeze plug issues. It's when all of the anti corrosion properties of the antifreeze get used up is when you start to have problems.

[pdxrealtor]

Originally Posted by glennf1

I just remove the lower radiator hose, drain, and refill with 50% DexCool and distilled water. I have a fleet of vehicles and do this every 5 years or 100k miles. I've never had to flush or have had any water pump, radiator, or freeze plug issues. It's when all of the anti corrosion properties of the antifreeze get used up is when you start to have problems.

That's what I ended up doing but I did fill with water and run through the system a couple times.