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6. COOLING SYSTEM
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STEM FLOW PATTERN
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~~RVICE INFORMATION
TROUBLESHOOTING
I
SYSTEM
TESTING
COOLANT
REPLACEMENT
SERVICE INFORMATION
GENERAL
6-0
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
THERMOSTAT
RADIATOR
WATER
PUMP
RADIATOR RESERVE TANK
Wait
until the
engine
i5 cool
before slowly
,
emoving the rnciil1tor
cap.
Removing th!! cap
while the engine is hot .ind the coolant is und!!1
pressore may
ca11!.e ,enous scalding.
If any coolont gets in your !!Y!!S, rinse them with water
and
consult
a
physician
imrnediately.
If any coolant is
swallowed, induce
vomiting,
gargle
and consull
c1
physician immedi11tely.
If any
coolant get~
nn your skin or clothes, rim;!! thoroughly with rlenty of water.
___N_OTICE
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6-6
6-8
6-13
6-15
Using coolant
wirh silicate inhibitors
m11y
r:11use
premature
wear
of water µu111p seals or
blor:kage of radiator
passages.
Using rap water may cause P.ng,ne damage.
Add
r.oolant
at
the
reserve
tan
k. Do
not
remove
the radiator cop except to refill
0
1
drain the system.
All
cool;ng
system s!!rvices
can
he done with
the
engine
in
the frarne.
Avoid spilling
coolant
on painted
5urfaces.
Aft
er
servicing
the
syst
em,
check
fur
leaks w ith
a
r.noltng
system
tester.
Refer to section
19
for
fan
motor switch
and cool.int temperature s!!nsur inspection.
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