Coolant Drain And Fill Type Hyundai Forums Other coolant might cause issues in your radiator and heater core. 2009 hyundai sonata gls 2.4 5spd (gone. totaled) all major brands of coolant are acceptable. just remember that the interval depends on your fluid exchange amount and bottle recommendations. toyota pink is overpriced 50:50 and op wanted concentrate. peak, prestone, recochem oem. Camper. 885 posts · joined 2017. #4 · sep 9, 2018. you should use silicone free hoat coolant, valvoline’s zerex asian meets requirement of hyundai, but you don't know the additives they use. oem coolant is always the best coolant. reply like. d. deadrx7conv. 3002 posts · joined 2014.
Hyundai Coolant Drain And Fill Youtube Hyundai forums : hyundai forum view single post coolant rant. bearcats said: the oem manual says capacity of the system for 2011 is as shown below. so i figure 6.87 (qts) *32 (ounces) gives you 219.84. if you want 50 50 you would add 109.9 (call it 110) of pure coolant as your last fill. 5. allow the engine to cool and drain the system again. 6. repeat this process until the drained water is clear and free of scale. 7. flush reserve tank with water and leave empty. 8. determine capacity of coolant system, then properly refill cooling system with 50 50 mix of fresh coolant and water, as follows: a. The correct procedure for any engine is to drain as much as you can and then refill with water. run the engine with the radiator cap removed (to purge air) until the thermostat opens, let the engine cool, drain and refill with water and repeat until the water runs clear. then refill with the correct proportion of coolant and water. So, i decided i should drain my engine coolant, instead of having it freeze and crack the radiator block. my question is, though, how much would i pay if i do it myself? i looked around and the general price seems to be around 90 bucks here. i saw a quart of antifreeze was around 10 bucks for a gallon and i think i read in the owner's manual it.
Refill Inverter Coolant Hyundai Forums The correct procedure for any engine is to drain as much as you can and then refill with water. run the engine with the radiator cap removed (to purge air) until the thermostat opens, let the engine cool, drain and refill with water and repeat until the water runs clear. then refill with the correct proportion of coolant and water. So, i decided i should drain my engine coolant, instead of having it freeze and crack the radiator block. my question is, though, how much would i pay if i do it myself? i looked around and the general price seems to be around 90 bucks here. i saw a quart of antifreeze was around 10 bucks for a gallon and i think i read in the owner's manual it. Shut engine off. 9. wait until the engine is cool. 10. repeat step 1 to 9 until the drained water runs clear. 11. fill fluid mixture with coolant and water (55~60%) (except for north america, europe and china: 45~50%) slowly through the radiator cap. push the upper lower hoses of the radiator so as bleed air easily. Coolant flush diy video guide. simple drain and fill antifreeze procedure for all gencoupes! i was able to get about 1 gallon (3.78 l) out from the radiator plus an additional 0.5 l was added to the reservoir so overall 4.3 l was exchanged. don't forget to add distilled to the reservoir then remove it after.
Hyundai Myhyundai How To Check And Fill Coolant Youtube Shut engine off. 9. wait until the engine is cool. 10. repeat step 1 to 9 until the drained water runs clear. 11. fill fluid mixture with coolant and water (55~60%) (except for north america, europe and china: 45~50%) slowly through the radiator cap. push the upper lower hoses of the radiator so as bleed air easily. Coolant flush diy video guide. simple drain and fill antifreeze procedure for all gencoupes! i was able to get about 1 gallon (3.78 l) out from the radiator plus an additional 0.5 l was added to the reservoir so overall 4.3 l was exchanged. don't forget to add distilled to the reservoir then remove it after.
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