Kevin changing the coolant on my Honda Fit 2016

[@Domo_Nene]

great video and nice way of changing the coolant

[@TheLexusIS250Dude]

good job Kevin way to go and awesome video thanks for sharing this Claudia. You definitely a great husband Kevin Claudia is so lucky to have you as her husband

[@stubbymiller]

When I need mines changed ik who to come too lol he did a great job

[@brendam455]

You always want the car to even but it's all good hydro speed Kevin did a good job 👏 my bmw takes alot of bleeding

[@KevinHernandez-vh9dl]

Lol 😂 yeah I ran the car for like 20 mins and the fans weren’t turning on so I revved it and the fans turned on twice.. I cut all that out not to be boring .. I always struggle having the car level even for the trans fluid change too.. wish i had a garage with a lift.

[@yezkaholic]

Did you use the entire gallon of coolant?

[@Arthur-dj8im]

I’m wondering. When you drained the coolant off the block. How was that replaced when you started the engine. I was in the impression you can’t start an engine without coolant on the block. The thermostat opens up when the engine is up to temps so the entire time the engine was warming up there was no coolant on the block? Can someone please tell if I am looking at this wrong. Thanks

[@AlexeiLutrova]

No idea what the Honda service manual says to do, but in general you don't need coolant if the engine isn't hot enough yet to need cooling. And at any rate, the water pump moves coolant from the radiator into the engine as soon as the motor starts. The thermostat opens once the coolant is warm enough to require cooling through the radiator, but until then it's diverted back through the engine.

[@ikaikastuart]

Nice Claudita’s Happy 4th of July Claudita’s Koen and Kevin

[@mejz2238]

Great 👍 video thanks for sharing

[@alexmcneilly5096]

What torque did you use when replacing the drain bolt?

[@KenTennKustomz]

Kevin needs to simmma down right now 😆

[@sanitary103]

is the drain bolt located towards the back of the engine where the engine oil drain bolt is or closer to the front by the oil filter? I couldn't 100% tell since it was so close up. it looks to be the rear but wanted to be sure. thanks.

[@pauldennispatio4972]

I hope he answer you on your question about the drain bolt location it would be helpful for me cus i have honda fit too

[@chocoboblue99]

I’m pretty should the drain bolt is the one closer to the rear and just above the oil drain bolt. I didn’t see that much Coolent come out of it so I didn’t bother with it.

[@sanitary103]

@@chocoboblue99 yeah I posted that question a year ago and did the flush without even bothering to do that part. screw that, lol

[@KingDrewPhilip]

Would you trade cars with me for like one week? So one week we trade. You take my Lexus IS and I take your Honda Fit. Then after one week we return our cars back to each other. We will be able to enjoy each other’s vehicles this way. It’ll be a random week of having a different car.

[@brendam455]

But you did need to turn on the heater to open thermostat

[@KevinHernandez-vh9dl]

Yes the heater was on, lol i did it before i started the video..

[@pauldennispatio4972]

Sir what is size of the bolt whe
N you drain the engine block?

[@Lstanislaf]

Друг,спасибо,но тот болт на 19 я так и не смог открутить,черт бы его побрал.

[@RobsAquariumRoom]

Thumbs up

[@TampasHotwheels]

Hollaaaaa Hollaaaaa

[@laclauditasvlogs]

Holla 🤘🏻

[@KevinHernandez-vh9dl]

Holla