Toyota's recommended service interval is 5 Years/160000 Kilometers (100000 Miles) whichever comes first for the first service and 5 Years/80000 Kilometers (50000 Miles) thereafter. Again, it is for whichever comes first distance or time. Some of the tools used in this video: Lisle 24780 Spill Free Funnel with Standard/GM/VW/Ford Adapters, Factory amz.run/9HJw Lisle 24680 Spill-Free Funnel amzn.to/4eCq7ru OEMTOOLS 6L Pneumatic Fluid Extractor, Multi, One Size, 24937 amzn.to/3zfQ7sk Thexton THE393 Pedal Depressor amzn.to/4bjdyy6 Clamp amzn.to/3RFnUSi Silicone Tubing, 1/4 Inch ID x 3/8 Inch OD 3.3ft Rubber Tube High Temp for Pump Transfer, White amzn.to/4cjDwTO
No, you have to fill with the same coolant as in the video. Water will freeze and does not have the proper freeze and boil protection as well as additives. The water will make its way back into the cooling system and you don't want that.
I like to use the tubing on the petcock to make less of a mess. Also, do you drain coolant from the engine block? There should be at least one if not two coolant drains on the engine block
@samdalia01 Yes, you can do that as well if you want. For me I just wash it down with water in the end. No, I don't touch the drain valves on the block as I don't want to take a risk breaking it if it's seized on there so I leave them well alone. If a vehicle is periodically maintained, then a coolant flush is not necessary. A drain and fill is more than enough.
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Toyota's recommended service interval is 5 Years/160000 Kilometers (100000 Miles) whichever comes first for the first service and 5 Years/80000 Kilometers (50000 Miles) thereafter. Again, it is for whichever comes first distance or time.
Some of the tools used in this video:
Lisle 24780 Spill Free Funnel with Standard/GM/VW/Ford Adapters, Factory
amz.run/9HJw
Lisle 24680 Spill-Free Funnel
amzn.to/4eCq7ru
OEMTOOLS 6L Pneumatic Fluid Extractor, Multi, One Size, 24937
amzn.to/3zfQ7sk
Thexton THE393 Pedal Depressor
amzn.to/4bjdyy6
Clamp
amzn.to/3RFnUSi
Silicone Tubing, 1/4 Inch ID x 3/8 Inch OD 3.3ft Rubber Tube High Temp for Pump Transfer, White
amzn.to/4cjDwTO
Abajo de la batería tiene otro depósito, para qué sirve?
It's an expansion tank for expansion (reservoir). You fill that up last once the service is done.
@moosemobileautorepair disculpe mi ignorancia, lo puedo llenar de agua? Porque ahora está vacío, puede afectar el carro así?
No, you have to fill with the same coolant as in the video. Water will freeze and does not have the proper freeze and boil protection as well as additives. The water will make its way back into the cooling system and you don't want that.
@@moosemobileautorepair tankyou very much
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I like to use the tubing on the petcock to make less of a mess. Also, do you drain coolant from the engine block? There should be at least one if not two coolant drains on the engine block
@samdalia01 Yes, you can do that as well if you want. For me I just wash it down with water in the end.
No, I don't touch the drain valves on the block as I don't want to take a risk breaking it if it's seized on there so I leave them well alone. If a vehicle is periodically maintained, then a coolant flush is not necessary. A drain and fill is more than enough.
Thank you sir. Appreciate the video ans response! Keep up the great work
Do you need to open bleeder valve? Is it necessary?
Yes. Otherwise the engine will overheat and the coolant will overflow and boil over.