Change Of Coolant - Baroness GM2810A Owner's Operating Manual

6. While pulling up the lever, tilt the seat
upward.
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Adjusting the Neutral Position of the Piston Pump_002
1 Lever
2 Seat
7. Start the engine, and rev it up to the
maximum rpm.
8. Set the 2WD/4WD selector switch to the
"2WD" position.
9. Adjust the neutral position.
[1] If the front tires rotate forward, loosen the
lock nuts, and then turn the neutral
adjustment rod to shorten it.
[2] If the front tires rotate in reverse, loosen
the lock nuts, and then turn the neutral
adjustment rod to extend it.
Adjusting the Neutral Position of the Piston Pump_003
1 Lock nut A (Left-hand thread)
2 Neutral adjustment rod
3 Lock nut B (Right-hand thread)
10. Find the position where the front wheels
stop, and then tighten the lock nuts.
Maintenance Work
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Change of Coolant

Caution
Do not touch the radiator or coolant during
engine operation or immediately after the
engine has been turned off.
Otherwise, you may get burned.
Caution
Change coolant after the engine has well
cooled down.
Caution
The radiator cap is pressurized.
If you remove the radiator cap while the
engine is overheated, hot steam will burst out,
possibly resulting in burns.
Make sure that the water temperature and
pressure are reduced, and then grab the cap
with a thick cloth and gradually open the cap.
Important
When changing the coolant, be sure to drain it
into a container and discard it in accordance
with local laws and regulations.
Important
When changing the coolant, be sure to mix
clean water and antifreeze (long-life coolant),
and then pour it into the radiator and reserve
tank.
Important
Tightly close the radiator cap.
If the cap is loose or incorrectly installed,
water may leak and the engine may overheat.
When mixing antifreeze and clean water, refer
to "Relationship between concentration of long-
life coolant (LLC) and freezing temperature"
below for the mixing ratio.
Relationship between concentration of long-life
coolant (LLC) and freezing temperature
GM2810A
Maintenance
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