[lukes_89]

hey guys driving my car up the coast the other week sitting on 110 about 35mins into the drive she decided to over heat the radiator was full of mud on the outside blocking air flow but i pulled it out cleaned it up. but when i looked on the inside it seems to have some mud in it what would be the best way to clean it out so i dont fill the block or something with mud and break things?? also just wondering i also recently installed a new fuel filter that is clear i had a look at it yesturday and the filter looks a bit murky it dosnt have the purple blueish color that fuel normal has so im thinking i have some how god mud or dirt into my tank so just wondering if there is a way to in which i can drop it out and clean it out properly?
thanks luke

[89_tintop]

I would take the car to a radiator specialist and getvtgen to flush the radiator and the block. I have had ars that have been 50% blckex in the radiator and had that fixed only to be 50% blocked again in 3 weeks cause the customer choose the cheap option.
Oh and you want them to remove a end tank and clean the core out properly.

Fuel tank.. Well I have removed some and taken to our radiator guys who flush and clean the inside out. Then refit them..

[lukes_89]

ok cool ill have a call around see what i can get done also how much did you pay for it all if you dont mind my only problem with taking car is no lisnce to take it there pain in the ass

[89_tintop]

hey mate i get coolant flushes for about the $90 mark.. and the fuel tank i cant remember.. it was a customers car that had sat for a long time and had rusted on the inside.

[lukes_89]

ok ill do a call around and see what i can do