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Originally Posted by Mark_T
That's probably good advice if you live in Texas, but depending on where in Canada Max lives, it's getting a little late in the season to risk having no freeze protection, even for a day.
Max, if it was going to be problem, I'm pretty sure you would already know and have a big ol' gelled mess on your hands. If that hasn't happened, I think I would leave the flush until next time you change out your water pump or coolant tank, or do some other work on your cooling system.
What I would do is test the freeze point to make sure that you are adequately protected down to the -35 to -40 range and then call it a day.
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You should also be aware that gelation problems do not necessarily happen instantly, but often require both heat and circulation to form over a period of time.
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