Sleepwalker, DIY coolant change question
RE: Sleepwalker, DIY coolant change question
ORIGINAL: qghauri
Can i have a picture of my 1995 E320, automatic, showing the change of coolant as mentioned in the above tread. I want to change the coolant of my car myself.
So I'll refill the coolant, leave the reservoir cap off, start the engine, and turn the heater on full? Then do I just let the engine idle for about 10 minutes? Then shut the engine off, top of the coolant and recap the reservoir?
Regards
Can i have a picture of my 1995 E320, automatic, showing the change of coolant as mentioned in the above tread. I want to change the coolant of my car myself.
So I'll refill the coolant, leave the reservoir cap off, start the engine, and turn the heater on full? Then do I just let the engine idle for about 10 minutes? Then shut the engine off, top of the coolant and recap the reservoir?
Regards
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 96
RE: Sleepwalker, DIY coolant change question
Thank you, I'm going to go in the garage and see if I can find it. I left the car on the stands.
I'm going to change the oil and the fuel filter while I got it up in the air.
I'm going to change the oil and the fuel filter while I got it up in the air.
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 96
RE: Sleepwalker, DIY coolant change question
Sleepwalker,
I printed the picture and went under the car with a light.
On the driver side all I see are bolts that look like the tip of a torx screwdriver.
On the passenger side 2 inches below the exhaust manifold, I see a torx bolt that looks like a plug.
I printed the picture and went under the car with a light.
On the driver side all I see are bolts that look like the tip of a torx screwdriver.
On the passenger side 2 inches below the exhaust manifold, I see a torx bolt that looks like a plug.