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Re: How do I do a coolant flush on a 2002 Dodge Intrepid...
Well they have a machine but drain coolant as good as possiable with pit **** on radiator and unhook lower coolant hose put back together and fill withh same color coolant 50/50 mix
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put an engine flush in first . run the engine on tick over .till oil is hot then drain it. do an oil and filter change may have a build up of carbon in the engine .the flush should deal with that .use 20/40 oil .
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I had his problem a few days ago, it happened because my thermostat housing was leaking coolant. I changed it out and refilled the coolant. Heats like a champ now and it only cost me 50 bucks and an hour of my time. I would suggest first of all checking your coolant level.
Actually the intrepid was discontinued on 2005 in favor of the magnum. If you are referring to the last year of the Intrepid. All engines should fit but for minimal changes swap the engine with the same displacement (2.7L, 3.3L & 3.5L).
It sounds like you have a leak. Diagnose where the leak is coming from. Check for coolant leakage at your water pump, at both ends of your radiator hoses, and the transmission coolant line. You may also want to replace your Thermostat just in case it's locked in the closed position.
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