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Coolant Flush / Drain & Refill | 2004-2015 Nissan Titan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Has it been a while since the coolant was changed in your 5.6L Nissan Titan, Armada, or Infinity QX56? Regularly changing the coolant is critical to prevent internal engine corrosion or rust over time.
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0:00 Introduction
0:16 Tools required
0:41 Getting started
1:14 Drain old coolant
1:44 Engine block drain procedure (skip for drain & refill)
2:18 Remove and clean reservoir
3:03 Reinstall reservoir
3:24 Coolant flush procedure (skip for drain & refill)
3:53 Refill radiator
4:46 Run engine during final fill to remove air pockets
5:06 Recheck coolant
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Your vids are awesome.. do you think you will flush and bleed your brake fluid anytime soon?
Thanks. I have a few other videos coming up before I’ll do the brake fluid on the Titan. I don’t drive it much, and changed the fluid in it fairly recently, sorry.
Thank you for posting this video. So after reservoir is full, we only leave the radiator open if we need to flush out any air right? Then add more if I see that the level dropped at the reservoir after flushing the air?
You're welcome! The radiator should be completely full, no air at all; and the reservoir should be to the full line when cold.
After doing the initial refill procedure with the engine running and the radiator cap off, the only time to take off the radiator cap is to verify it's full (when cold) after doing some driving; to see if any other air bubbles had been trapped and haven't escaped into the reservoir. Also keep in mind not to have both the radiator cap and reservoir caps off at the same time, as gravity can allow coolant to overfill the reservoir.
Very well done video!
Thank you!