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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
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Car sat over winter with no antifreeze, blew freeze plugs, fixable?
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<blockquote data-quote="9cobra4" data-source="post: 15206241" data-attributes="member: 26021"><p>The elbows were leaking in the stock radiator, kept refilling it with water during the summer, parked the car when it got cold, forgot about not having anti-freeze in it. At least that's what i'm told. I'm planning on replacing the elbows with the steel ones as mentioned above, and the plug, filling it up with water next decent day and trying to fire it up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="9cobra4, post: 15206241, member: 26021"] The elbows were leaking in the stock radiator, kept refilling it with water during the summer, parked the car when it got cold, forgot about not having anti-freeze in it. At least that's what i'm told. I'm planning on replacing the elbows with the steel ones as mentioned above, and the plug, filling it up with water next decent day and trying to fire it up. [/QUOTE]
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Car sat over winter with no antifreeze, blew freeze plugs, fixable?
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