WarWagon Well it hits on 7 of 8... Messages 10,948 Reaction score 9,212 Location AZ May 6, 2013 #61 RI Chevy Silveradoman said: Nice Mike. I still cannot believe that GM did not put a petcock valve on these. When you drained, did you take off the fill reservoir cap? Click to expand... My 2005 has a drain on the radiator by the lower hose. Removing the cap helps it drain faster.
RI Chevy Silveradoman said: Nice Mike. I still cannot believe that GM did not put a petcock valve on these. When you drained, did you take off the fill reservoir cap? Click to expand... My 2005 has a drain on the radiator by the lower hose. Removing the cap helps it drain faster.
THEFERMANATOR FRANKENBURBAN Staff member Moderator Messages 10,575 Reaction score 5,791 Location ZEPHYRHILLS FL May 6, 2013 Staff #62 WarWagon said: My 2005 has a drain on the radiator by the lower hose. Removing the cap helps it drain faster. Click to expand... I believe GM did away with it in 06 when they went to the larger radiator. And the ones with a drain go all over the frame as it runs down all over the core support and frame rail unless you drill a hole for it to run through.
WarWagon said: My 2005 has a drain on the radiator by the lower hose. Removing the cap helps it drain faster. Click to expand... I believe GM did away with it in 06 when they went to the larger radiator. And the ones with a drain go all over the frame as it runs down all over the core support and frame rail unless you drill a hole for it to run through.
tanman_2006 Just a farm kid... Messages 5,694 Reaction score 940 Location Seiling, Oklahoma May 6, 2013 #63 I could have sworn my 06 had a drain... Wouldnt be the first time I was wrong though.