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30yr old sludged up Steel Radiators

danjo-xx · 2020-03-28 20:23:54

From the point of view of the bleed valves which tend to rust and seize up, is it better to get new rads at this stage (only 3) rather than risk this problem later on after wasting money on them.

28-03-2020 9:23pm

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danjo-xx

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From the point of view of the bleed valves which tend to rust and seize up, is it better to get new rads at this stage (only 3) rather than risk this problem later on after wasting money on them.

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#2 28-03-2020 9:24pm

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rads are very cheap. id replace.

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#3 29-03-2020 12:18pm

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Are the radiators sludged or not?

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