Practice question
During a coolant flush of a school bus heating system, why must the system be flushed thoroughly through all heater branches?
- Flushing harms the cooling system
- Flushing only the radiator is always sufficient
- Heater cores never accumulate deposits
- Sediment and scale settle in long heater loops and can plug cores if not fully flushed, reducing heat
Answer: D — Sediment and scale settle in long heater loops and can plug cores if not fully flushed, reducing heat
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