Diy Engine Coolant Flush Change Team Bhp 1. drain the coolant from the hose and the valve. 2. use a coolant flush with a mix of water filled in after draining the original coolant. this can also be added to the old coolant. 3. run the car in idle up to when the engine is at optimum temperature (regular) 4. switch on the heater and set to maximum. Fill the reservoir tank with coolant up to the "max" level. fill your radiator with coolant up to the brim, now press on the hoses to remove any air trapped and refill to the brim if necessary. step 12. close the radiator cap and start your engine. let the car idle for about 30 min or so.
Diy Engine Coolant Flush Change Team Bhp Location: mumbai. posts: 352. thanked: 3,439 times. view my garage. re: diy: engine coolant flush & change. not sure if this is the appropriate thread for this image. spotted your ride cruising down the western express highway about a week ago, it sure is finely done up! was a treat for sore eyes to see it driving along. So here goes: this is the easiest and less messy way to do a complete coolant system flush (with heater core). drain coolant. 1. jack front end of car up enough to fit a bucket under the car, on the left side of the radiator core. 2. place bucket under the lower radiator hose at the core. 3. Locate the drain plug and loosen. locate the drain plug. this is found on the bottom of the radiator. place a pan under the drain plug to catch old coolant. loosen the drain plug and allow coolant to flow. tighten the drain plug when coolant has stopped flowing. 5. fill the cooling system with distilled water. Insert the air tool into the radiator neck or overflow bottle. connect the exhaust hose and compressed air line. route the open end of the tool’s exhaust hose into an empty gallon jug or pail. open the valve and let the vacuum rise until the needle reaches the edge of the red zone on the gauge. step 10.
Diy Engine Coolant Flush Change Team Bhp Locate the drain plug and loosen. locate the drain plug. this is found on the bottom of the radiator. place a pan under the drain plug to catch old coolant. loosen the drain plug and allow coolant to flow. tighten the drain plug when coolant has stopped flowing. 5. fill the cooling system with distilled water. Insert the air tool into the radiator neck or overflow bottle. connect the exhaust hose and compressed air line. route the open end of the tool’s exhaust hose into an empty gallon jug or pail. open the valve and let the vacuum rise until the needle reaches the edge of the red zone on the gauge. step 10. Use a section of heater hose or clear vinyl tubing that fits the nipple and put funnel into the hose. add the premixed coolant water and fill that. it will take about one gallon but you’ll add, water 30 sec and add again a few times.”. so if you’ve got one of these engines below, take care when replacing your coolant!. Well, it was a coolant replacement day today for my little workhorse, the humble hyundai accent 1.6. quick info. =======. car: hyundai accent gls 1.6 dohc. radiator fluid capacity: 5.3 liters. last coolant replacement: 2017. tools required: patience and some elbow grease. time taken for the procedure: 1 hour approx.
Diy Engine Coolant Flush Change Team Bhp Use a section of heater hose or clear vinyl tubing that fits the nipple and put funnel into the hose. add the premixed coolant water and fill that. it will take about one gallon but you’ll add, water 30 sec and add again a few times.”. so if you’ve got one of these engines below, take care when replacing your coolant!. Well, it was a coolant replacement day today for my little workhorse, the humble hyundai accent 1.6. quick info. =======. car: hyundai accent gls 1.6 dohc. radiator fluid capacity: 5.3 liters. last coolant replacement: 2017. tools required: patience and some elbow grease. time taken for the procedure: 1 hour approx.
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