The radiator in the Toyota Rav4 houses the engine's anti-freeze. As the anti-freeze flows completed the engine and radiator, it picks up contaminates such as humble metal fragments. It further thickens and becomes less productive at worry your Rav4 from overheating. You should flush your radiator of its anti-freeze every year or every 15,000 miles to guard your engine stays nippy when you dart it.
Instructions
1. Manage your Rav4 onto a establish of front-end ramps so you can access the backside of the radiator easily.
2. Deposit a bleed pan under the radiator's petcock. Exposed the petcock with a yoke of pliers and withdraw the anti-freeze into the empty pan.
3. Remove the radiator cap from the top of the radiator. Spray drool into the radiator, cleaning the shale off the sides with the hose. Linger to flush the radiator until the drench time to come elsewhere of the petcock is nearly halcyon. Empty the withdraw pan into a larger storage container as needed.
4. Drain two gallons of distilled water and two gallons of anti-freeze into the radiator.6. Start the engine. This removes any contaminants left by the garden hose water.
5. Close the petcock using the pliers. Speedy the petcock using the pliers. Fill the radiator with four gallons of distilled hose. Once full, open the petcock and let all of the distilled water out of the radiator.
Let it run until the radiator fan turns on. This forces air out of the radiator. Turn the engine off and close the radiator cap.
