Here's one for you....
coolant flushes should be a menu item and should be around $149.99cdn. and there is a drain **** on the radiator which can drain the coolant.
most technicians will remove the upper rad hose and connect a coolant flush machine to it which allows the old coolant to be pumped out while new stuff is pumped in, this way all the old coolant is out of the motor and all the little nooks and crannies
most technicians will remove the upper rad hose and connect a coolant flush machine to it which allows the old coolant to be pumped out while new stuff is pumped in, this way all the old coolant is out of the motor and all the little nooks and crannies
should be about 9.2 quarts of coolant. coolant you should put back in is dexcool. also yes you can do it at home, easiest way is to just open the reservoir cap and remove the lower rad hose which will allow for the coolant to come out. then put it all back together and refill
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