Why are u draining your coolant?I have a 2020, I'll look take a closer look there.
If it doesn't have the plugs, how do you drain the coolant?
You can loosen the rear hose clamps and pop the hose off the hard line.I have a 2020, I'll look take a closer look there.
If it doesn't have the plugs, how do you drain the coolant?
Not entirely true. Its in there to make u think about it so u check it and or for u to get your steelership some of ur hard earned money lol.Has 2000 miles on it. Manual says to change it every two years regardless of mileage.
Like that answerNot entirely true. Its in there to make u think about it so u check it and or for u to get your steelership some of ur hard earned money lol.
Go to Autozone or order one on Amazon, get u a coolant tester and just do a quick acid test and if it tests good, you saved yourself alot of time, mess and money. Mine is a 16’ 5k miles, I test it every time I change the oil just like you should when you do on your truck. Its still 👌
Another pice of advice, when your responding to someones question, hit the “reply” under there question and then answer. If you fail to fo so, most people will never know you responded.
No problem. AnytimeLike that answerand will check before replacing.
And thanks for the reply advice, I was wondering how others were able to include a reply from someone.
I have a 2016. When I replaced my skid plate and replaced all the lubricants, those plugs were in the metal lines down low. I changed my coolant and reinstalled with Honda Blue 50/50 from Advanced Auto. Took a gallon including the coolant reservoir.Page 9-5 of the service manual shows a couple of pictures of drain plugs that are removed to drain the coolant.
Where are these plugs located? I can't figure out where they are from the pictures.
👍I have a 2016. When I replaced my skid plate and replaced all the lubricants, those plugs were in the metal lines down low. I changed my coolant and reinstalled with Honda Blue 50/50 from Advanced Auto. Took a gallon including the coolant reservoir.
Not entirely true. Its in there to make u think about it so u check it and or for u to get your steelership some of ur hard earned money lol.
Go to Autozone or order one on Amazon, get u a coolant tester and just do a quick acid test and if it tests good, you saved yourself alot of time, mess and money. Mine is a 16’ 5k miles, I test it every time I change the oil just like you should when you do on your truck. Its still 👌
Another pice of advice, when your responding to someones question, hit the “reply” under there question and then answer. If you fail to fo so, most people will never know you responded.
Expanding on Remi’s tip, you can also tag someone if you want to Alert them to something and there isn’t a post to reply to. Simply add a @ in front of their username - @CID and they’ll get an Alert. Spelling has to be exact or it won’t work. If you want to @CID ‘s post, you have to add the space between the CID and ‘s.Like that answerand will check before replacing.
And thanks for the reply advice, I was wondering how others were able to include a reply from someone.