Its setup different and has no valve its like a wingnut and if u turn it to loosen it, it breaks loose and doesnt do anything. I am very confused. ANyone know how to drain it ?

 

There has got to be something at the bottom to drain it.

 

My Fluidyne has a drain valve. The Fluidyne in my friend's track car has a drain valve. I'm sure yours does too.

The wingnut sometimes comes loose from the drain valve. You can probably loosen the fitting with a wrench to drain the rad.

 

My fluidyne has a drain valve w/ a big wingnut on the bottom.

 

Loosen that wingnut and take the rad cap off so that air can enter the radiator to replace the coolant coming out.

That wingnut-looking thing is a type of drain/release valve. It doesn't come off, it just lets coolant flow from the center of it.

 

Yes I know there is a drain plug but when i went to loosen the wingnut and it just came loose and is spinning. Im just wondering if i did something wrong and how i can drain it now ?

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hawkze_2.3 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Loosen that wingnut and take the rad cap off so that air can enter the radiator to replace the coolant coming out.

That wingnut-looking thing is a type of drain/release valve. It doesn't come off, it just lets coolant flow from the center of it.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Did you read that buddy??? Pretty clear that the wingnut IS the drain valve, spin the nut loose and take off the radiator cap.

 

yes i did but did you read what i said after that ??

 

Just remove the damn fitting. Is it really that hard to figure out?

 

TWIST IT AND AT THE SAME TIME U PULL IT. U MIGHT NEED A NEW ONE, U DON'T WANT THAT PLUG BACK IN THERE.

 

yea ill try it thanks