OEM Ford Windstar Radiator Drain Plug

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The Ford Windstar Radiator Drain Plug allows the owner to empty the coolant in a short period of time and close the system when it is not in use. This Radiator Drain Plug is mounted at a low point of the radiator and consists of a durable plastic thread and a tight O-ring to prevent seepage to decrease the chances of overheating and enable easy future flushing. Should it be broken off or ripped open, replacement of the Radiator Drain Plug can provide a leak free seal that maintains an even temperature in the engine. In addition to this little detail, the Ford Windstar stands out as a family minivan that enjoys a combination of spacious seating and handling. Between 1995 and 2003 Ford has installed the Windstar with powerful V6 engines which provide smooth acceleration and the lengthy 120.7 inch wheelbase provides the cabin with a comfortable ride on uneven roads. Conventional safety tests received acclaim, and sliding rear doors and versatile cargo room assist massive assemblies in packing up to school, sports, or holidays. The aerodynamic body also assists the Windstar to cut down drag in order to optimize highway fuel consumption and Ford knew comfort and efficiency. Owners like the fact that they can easily find the real parts and that every well maintained Windstar can be on the road. To install a new Radiator Drain Plug, cool the engine, remove the unit, clean the seat, thread in the new plug, torque to specification, refill, and bleed the system.