2012-2016 Chevy Impala Coolant Drain And Fill! (9th Gen) 3.6l lFX
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Liked and subscribe, thank you so much l, I have the same model, engine, car.
If my radiator got replaced last year and water pump 2 years ago what could be leaking lots of coolant? If I crank my A/c up it'll leak even more quicker...
Your video is spot on, you'll get about a gallon out through the petcock. I figure if you change out a gallon every 2-3 years you should always have reasonably fresh coolant. And you're right, it is self bleeding, that's what the small hose that runs from beneath the ps res to the coolant tank does.
Hello, I have a 2012 impala with 3.6l. If you look at page 12-2 in your owner's manual, it tells you fluid capacities. The cooling system is 9.1 qts. When you drain the system with the petcock you only get a gallon out, so you still have over a gallon in the system, that is why I put 1 gallon of distilled water back in and drove it, to let it mix and drained again, I repeated these steps until the water was clear, then I put in 1 Gallon of full concentrate Dexcool in, not 50/50, and if you need to top off the system then you can use 50/50.
I’ve got 2012 Impala 3.6l with 300,000 and still runs like new.
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great video! love seeing you work on impalas
Thank you!!!
Thanks for making this video super informational
Thank you!
Good stuff
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You nailed it! Appreciate the shout-out as well!! 🍻
Thank you! No problem! Impala gang!🤝🏻
Dex cool 50/50
So since you only changed half you should drive it awhile then do it again. Then again every 2-3 years unless you get all 2 gallons out. You can disconnect a heater hose and blow air in one side to push some out there.
Let it run with the reservoir cap OFF to burp it.
No need! The reservoir on the 2012 impala’s automatically bleeds and burps the system with the cap on. If you watch the end of the video the exact amount of coolant that came out went back in
I am a mobile mechanic. I just did a radiator because it was cracked on an Impala yesterday. I ran the car for about 40 minutes with heater on blast to let all the air burp out now the customer is calling me back saying it’s still overheating . I was having my doubts that it could’ve been that I did not bleed correctly, but after watching this video, I know I did my job correctly so whatever is causing it to reheat it’s not anything that I did. 😅
Yeah most likely there’s something else wrong with the vehicle possibly water pump or thermostat. On the 2012+ the reservoir has a self burper so it burps the system itself
@@Guido19wait so there’s no bleeder screw near the radiator? I just watched a video where there’s a bleeder screw
@@snackwad1952 hmmm not of my knowledge but there’s no need to mess with it as it burps itself
Here's what happened- they lost their coolant, overheated it and blew a head gasket and now they're trying to blame it on you.
50,000 miles pffft, she’s not even broke in yet haha, my 13 has 160k and it just had the coolant replaced bc the radiator busted due to classic GM plastic, other than that I haven’t touched the motor in any major mechanical way lol.
Could you give advice my car is leaking coolant
It can be anything! I would get the car in the air and see where the leak is coming from! Could be a bad water pump! A hose! Cracked radiator! Anything so I would try to find where it’s leaking from
Yur engine bay is colorful.