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1996 Honda GL 1500 SE Gold Wing cooling system drain plug location

Where do I find the antifreeze drain plug on my 96 Goldwing? I can't find it. @

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mike

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It is the bolt at the bottom of the water pump housing

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Greg Mills

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Posted on Oct 12, 2009

SOURCE: Trying to drain the anti freeze out of a 94 ford

You can try to **** it out, you prolly wont get every single drop but enough to be back to change it.

Anonymous

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Posted on Jul 20, 2012

SOURCE: anti-freeze drain plug

Most likely place is the bottom of the radiator.

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