Tom Coulter <metalshop@optonline.net> wrote:
> According to its manufacturer, this industrial strength product has been
> successfully used on diesels and heavy duty trucks. The one-pint jar is
> actually a powder which is mixed on-site to the recommended specs (using
> very hot water). You then isolate the heater core by cutting/disconnecting
> the feeder hoses and - with the heater turned ON - circulating the Thoro
> Flush solution in a back flush direction for about 10 minutes or so. It's
> supposed to work miracles ...
[...]
> Has anyone ever heard of/used Thoro Flush?
I have not heard of it, but I do have a question - if the heater
core is isolated by cutting/disconnecting the hoses, how can the water
pump cycle the solution? Or, do you not use the water pump and
instead use an external pump of some type?
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-Jon-
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