Your Workhorse Radiator Maybe Clogged and You Don't Even Know it This is How You Check & Clean Yours

[@barzalou]

Always, always interesting! You are the man Kevin. Thanks for this video.

[@cornelbulubenchi5430]

I really appreciate your videos Kevin, you’re a big help

[@ktoutdoor]

Thanks for watching stay tuned more to come.

[@glocksm40]

Great point Kevin! I Have wondered how the front of my radiator is looking over the years of use. Thank you much for the invaluable information!!!
Scott

[@geneduclos4003]

Dang! Always finding more work for me! Thank you for the tips to keep my RV plugging away!👍

[@ktoutdoor]

I just don't want you to get bored

[@richardhubert1346]

Thanks Kevin - Great information!
I still have to check my radiator but suspect it has a bunch of hidden dirt in it as well.
Thanks!

[@johnnisley9715]

Thanks so much Kevin, good information!

[@ktoutdoor]

Thanks for the Photo

[@lindanadaud9698]

Great video.

[@oemytech]

Another great video.

[@kellismith4329]

Makes sense, the a/c condenser fails and leaks, has oil in it which soaks the rad fins, which now collects dust etc

[@ronniecardy]

Can you use the same thing you use on your home outdoor AC coils?

[@ktoutdoor]

I called my radiator guy he said never to use coil cleaner "we have plastic end caps" just air or water with simple green.

[@elwoodanderson4149]

Will ac coil cleaner work too ?

[@ktoutdoor]

I called my radiator guy he said never to use coil cleaner "we have plastic end caps" just air or water with simple green.

[@kentenpenny180]

Simple green extreme is better and safer for aluminum radiators