Coolant Flush - No Jack Required! Ford Taurus / Mercury Sable 2000-2007

Cooling system flush including Blue Devil Radiator Flush additive for Ford Taurus / Mercury Sable from 2000 to 2007.
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TOOLS USED:
• 19mm socket
• 7/32 socket
• Electric screwdriver or socket wrench
For this job I also needed:
• Magnetic bowl
• Gloves
• One gallon of antifreeze
• One gallon of distilled water
• Radiator flush liquid
• Fluid catch pan
• Funnel
• And some running water
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[@willsrestorations]

You do realize that some of that hose water is still inside your system, you may think you flushed it all out but with this particular motor that is not realistic, you needed to pull the bottom radiator hose in order to make sure all the tap water has been removed.

[@jonlouis2582]

This was helpful, no one else mentioned the shield, not even the repair manual!

[@dariusstack]

Good video n thanks for making the coolant flush job much easy to do

[@sirhc07]

I'm an oil burner tech in Massachusetts and a month ago purchased a 99 mercury sable off my customer her elderly mother who passed away this past summer had purchased the car new it had been sitting for a couple years since she was disabled and it only has 57 thousand miles on it paid 800 bucks needed detailing inside and out but worth it doing this today on her as preventive maintenance only is hers does not have the splash shield

[@donalddoty5768]

I learned a long time ago that to completely flush the system You need to remove the top radiator hose and run the engine up to operating temperature while you slowly add water at a rate to keep it full enough not to over heat. Do this for at least 5 minutes. This allows the engine to be flushed as well as the radiator and gets all the nasty stuff out. This makes a mess but it works

[@donnybuddz]

nice i have an 05 Mercury Sable gonna do this TMRW thanks 👍

[@jriver64]

Great video! Subscribed, EMP!

[@Jongpang]

Thank you so much

[@tomilheirobarbalho6117]

Thanks you 🎉good job

[@AdilsonEvangelista-of9yn]

Good job thanks you

[@ziegaubrey1643]

Gotta replace hoses on my 04 but no running water lol

[@inglewoodhylia5013]

I need that done so bad ly rn

[@jontoubeaux7361]

On my 2001 sable LS the three center screws on the belly pan were 8mm, not 7/32.

[@adamant3844]

I'm going to be adding Rislone stop leak after I flush the system of my 2000 Ford Taurus with vulcan V6. Should I pour rislone first or after I've poured a couple of litres in?

[@grizzwald1979]

Yeah that’s not how you do it first how about purging the air . Second only use distilled water and back flushing the heater core is very important these cars can be difficult purging the air from the cooling system

[@idahodiy]

Coolant capacity for this car is either 2.6 or 2.9 gallons depending on the engine, so I don't think your 1 gallon of coolant got you to 50/50

[@grizzwald1979]

Yeah that’s not how you do it first how about purging the air . Second only use distilled water and back flushing the heater core is very important these cars can be difficult purging the air from the cooling system ole epa be happy to see that poison running uff for peoples pets to drink bud .

[@catfisher420]

I wouldn't recommend using coolant made for "all vehicles". Use what vehicle recommends or the updated version of what the vehicle recommends.