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WINTERIZATION...the "W" word

GAS engine, transmission and generator repair and maintenance discussion forum.

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Re: WINTERIZATION...the "W" word

Postby Viper » September 8th, 2020, 6:34 pm

You don't have to warm up the engine first. You'll still get AF into a cold empty block with the t-stat in place. Like you said though, if in doubt and it makes you feel better, pull a plug afterwards to check for AF.

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Re: WINTERIZATION...the "W" word

Postby tonyiiiafl » September 8th, 2020, 6:50 pm

When I had RWC engines, I drained, took temp sensor out and filled block, Then drained and filled again.. Thhe did same to manifolds. ALWAYS poke about with a coat hanger wire to make sure rust doesn’t block passages.

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