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What Is Engine Coolant?
How Does an Engine Cooling System Work?
About Engine Coolant Leaks
How to Diagnose an Engine Coolant Leak
How to Fix an Engine Coolant Leak
How to Check if Engine Coolant is Good
How to Check Engine Coolant Levels
How to Mix & Add Engine Coolant
How to Buy Engine Coolant
How to Find & Replace the Engine Thermostat
Where is the Radiator Cap?
How to Drain Engine Coolant
How to Flush an Engine Cooling System
How to Mix Engine Coolant
How to Add Engine Coolant
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Summary: The first step to flushing engine coolant is locating the radiator cap. Learn tips on how to flush your engine cooling system in this free auto repair video.
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" Hi! This is Jon on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip, I will be taking you through part 1 of flushing your cooling system. Now this method of flushing your cooling system is also known as the poor man's way of flushing your cooling system, and that is because it doesn't require any type of expensive machinery. The first thing that you are going to want to do is locate your radiator cap. Typically it is located towards the front of the engine, and it will say on top that there is pressurized fluid; and to make sure, you do not open it when it is hot. Next locate the radiator plug, which is located right here. Now the location of this is at the bottom of the radiator, on either the left or right side underneath your car. So a little better view of where that is located; I have the front of the car here. It is on the bottom left side of the radiator underneath the car, so that is where that orange or red light is hanging from underneath the car. It is on the back side of the radiator and again, it looks like a wing nut. Now it is not necessary to raise your car up as long as you can get down and reach your hand inside and grab onto that wing nut. "
eHow Article: Where is the Radiator Cap?
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