One simple procedure
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- Disconnect the bottom pipe of the cooling system and drain the coolant into a previously provided container.
- Check the pipes and radiator for dirt and limescale deposits.
- Connect and reattach the pipe.
- If there is some dirt in the pipes and radiator, pour distilled water into the cooling system. Consult your vehicle manual for the amount of fluid required.
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- Start the engine. Let it idle for 10-15 minutes.
- Turn off the engine. Let it cool down for 1-1.5 hours. Disconnect the bottom pipe of the cooling system and drain the distilled water into a container provided.
- Repeat the process if the drained distilled water is contaminated.
- When flushing the system, make sure the distilled water is completely drained. Then fill the system with new coolant. The required quantity is indicated in your vehicle manual.
- i< /i> If the pipes and radiator are very dirty, use a cooling system cleaner.
- Be sure to read the chemical’s instructions for use. Pour them into the cooling system. The amount required is specified in the instruction.
- Start the engine and leave it for the time specified in the product’s instructions for use idle.
- Turn off the engine and let it cool for 1-1.5 hours.
- After the time specified in the instructions elapsed, disconnect the bottom pipe of the cooling system and drain the cleaner into a provided container.
- Repeat the process if needed.
- After the system has been flushed, make sure the chemical has been completely drained. Fill the system with new coolant. The amount required will be specified in your vehicle manual.
