Someone help that's good with radiator fluid change...(working on it now)
Ok, 35,000 miles on the car, however when I checked the fluid it was running a rich mixture (not sure if this would be the correct term), but basically too much rad fluid, not enough water. So i go to change it (with trusty helms in hand
).
Here is the question. Where is the drain plug for the engine...I can't seem to find it!
Also, this was quite a messy job...is there tips that you have to keep from spilling chit everywhere!
Thanks for the help.
Brandon - who is sitting patiently for the answer to appear before he contiues...
).Here is the question. Where is the drain plug for the engine...I can't seem to find it!

Also, this was quite a messy job...is there tips that you have to keep from spilling chit everywhere!
Thanks for the help.
Brandon - who is sitting patiently for the answer to appear before he contiues...
The drain is on the bottom of the radiator.

it's behind the header on the exhaust side of the block.
there's pics when we did my car.
http://www.bseries.net/html/garage/thermo.php
he asked for the drain plug on the engine, not radiator, read you n00b! 
it's behind the header on the exhaust side of the block.
there's

it's behind the header on the exhaust side of the block.
there's
pos mazda. :\
he asked for the drain plug on the engine, not radiator, read you n00b! 
it's behind the header on the exhaust side of the block.
there's
unless you're working on an rx-7 like my old one with NO DRAIN ON THE BLOCK.
pos mazda. :\

it's behind the header on the exhaust side of the block.
there's
unless you're working on an rx-7 like my old one with NO DRAIN ON THE BLOCK.
pos mazda. :\
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