Your car's radiator needs a mixture of water and antifreeze fluid. Typically referred to as "coolant," this vital mixture is what your car needs to consistently keep the engine running cool (a must!). To help ensure trouble-free travel, you should completely remove and replace this radiator coolant mixture every two years to help reduce rust buildup and avoid associated problems. 1. Place a two-to-five-gallon open container under the radiator. 2. After you've let out any built-up pressure and completely removed the radiator cap, you're ready to drain the coolant. 3. To drain, you may either need to open the drain fitting (see your Vehicle Owner's Manual for location), or remove the lower hose on the radiator
Do you mean flush the oil (not recommended) or flush the coolant?
dex - cool orange coolant ,any coolant flush
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Two wire sensor very near where the upper radiator hose hooks to the engine.
You dont Take it to a qualified mechanic for a flush and they will dispose of the old coolant You dont Take it to a qualified mechanic for a flush and they will dispose of the old coolant
Coolant is flushed from the radiator of a 1997 Honda Accord by opening the petcock and allowing the system to drain. The petcock is then closed, the system filled with water, and a flush added to the radiator to cleanse the system.
Flush the coolant, change the coolant resevoir and add new coolant, it doesn't hurt to change the hoses either
In the coolant reservoir in front of the engine.
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How to replace or change the 1997 Dodge Caravan 3.3 liter engine
In the radiator in the front of the engine
The coolant temp sensor is located next to the thermostat housing.