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How do you know how much coolant to put in the radiator?

What weight does the team have?

I do not own any wen products, but I have followed the brand for years. They seem to be marketing better stuff than in the past. Very good video by the way and very useful in my next purchase, jb

Looks good! Thanks for the video

If you take the drain bolt first before the pressure cap it won't leak as much

So bulb doesn't sit flat, it's crooked. The light seems worse than a regular 💡

And how do you get all the air bubbles out.

Should you not run the bike the continue to top up

When Japann subcontracts simple maintenance to German designers. Why not a drain and accessible filter without disassembly.

Where can I get a pair of those pointy things on your bar ends? I want to send them to my worst enemy........as a gift.

Great video. Thank you!

Thanks for taking the time to make this video and share it. Much appreciated.

They Make it near impossible for DIY. But you made it look so easy to do. Thank you.👍👍👍👍👍

Did you scratch the fender??

Well done.I was dissapointed to see I have to move the gas tank.What a pain in the ass ! My coolent is 10 yrs old so I have to do it : (

So you basically didn't disconnect anything from the gas tank? You just took out the two back bolts and pulled it back and off a bit?

Hey there brother, nice informative video. Do you happen to have a video for replacing a thermostat?

This is a great idea! Thank you for sharing.

set the bike LEVEL then fill it up

Great video! Trying to get my Muffler off was murder but this was very helpful, Thanks!!

Did you start it and let the new coolant cycle thru then have to add more?

What brand bulb did you use?

Brilliant! Thanks for this video.

Thanks bro. Just got my motorcycle and want to do my own maintenance. This was helpful

GREAT VIDEO ;thank you . and good video quality...

Thanks worked perfectly!

I’m trying to find this same seal and I can’t find it anywhere!

I have an 08 Vulcan 500. Do you know if it will be the same thing?

NIce video, I just got a Marauder VZ800, Im having the temp light come on at times during the ride, I have no idea when the last coolant change was performed, I just got the bike,,,DO you have any idea where the radiator drain is on the that one? I cant seem to find it,,,TY

Thanks!!

Thanks for the video

Thank you man! i have a question: How much coolant did you pour in to refill in the front of the bike? Do you pour the whole thing in as shown in the video or is there a spec amount to pour in?

Gas pressure check should be done.

what is the recycle number on a clear package .............I recycle everything.........looks just like my Porta cable

Thank you

Are you sure it was the fact that you put the windshield bag on your front forks that fixed the problem?

Well done. As previously stated run dngine to operating temperature prior to replacing cover plate to ensure coolant level is correct ( not that the be too much difference). Great guide and found the video very real and informative 👍. Great job mate

Porter cable y craftsman son lo mismo que tal te salio el regulador de velocidades? Un saludos desde México

Bike should been sitting level

Thank you.

this video really helped, thank you!

I think you got more on the floor than in the bike.

I can't thank you enough! I must've thrown out dozens of these over the years when the battery died, thinking there was no way to replace it.

Omg! Thank you so much, the "instructions" that were in my purchase were ridicules.... it said to use a screw driver, it didn't say where or anything. Because of you I now know I'll never forget to take my seizure medication which i desperately need twice a day. Instantly I seem to forget when I took them last. Because of your video it had literally changed my life. I can't thank you enough. THANK YOU!

How often should you change this?

Really in-depth thanks just got mine today!

This little shit stop to work after 3 days of work. ..no more than 45 minutes each day. 😠

Well done,. Sincere thanks.

nice! thanks man!

Thanks! This is very helpful 🙂