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Originally Posted by grannyknot
You don't have to start with the pressure washer nozzle right up against fins where it definitely bend them, start with the nozzle 3ft away and work towards the rad until you see results.
Shooting down at an angle will help with not driving them deeper into the core, you could also start with a stiff brush see if you can flick most of them out first.
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Thanks! I ended up using a dryer attachment on my shop vac. It's think and meant to go inside the lint tray opening of dryers to suck up link. It worked great and I managed to get almost all of the bugs out. It also helped that I didn't do this right away. A couple of days of driving and the heat from the radiator basically toasted them dry and crispy, which made it easy to vacuum them out.
Edit: I'm keeping this one in the garage and not going to reuse it in the clothes dryer again, obviously.
like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Holikme-Attac.../dp/B089Q4QHTF