If I add it to the reservoir &amp; there is some remaining windshield fluid, will that cause trouble? (I don't want to wait until the reservoir is empty.)
47167
Yes and no. If you add this to a reservoir with another fluid already in it,it will dilute the Prestone mixture in where it wont work as intended.However this poor product dont work any better than regular blue washer fluid anyway so youll be fine.
1835243
I am fairly certain that it will be fine, but in the off case that it doesn't work out alright, you can remove the fluid head with relative ease and replace it with a different model if need be.
516562
I would say to just add another bottle, you shouldn't have to replace the coolant.Apparently it depletes over a years time.You could contact them and they should tell you what they mean.
114746
The instruction manual strongly suggests you not do this. The combustion chamber is glass and spilled water into that area would be dangerous.
1729517
No.. I have had my for a long while now.. and it never leaked.. you may want to call the company.. it sounds like you left something off while you were installing it.
1909327
With your power steering fluid reservoir low, add in the thick, red Lucas stop leak until the reservoir is to the full mark, according to whether the system is hot or cold. It might take a few times filling it like this, but my most recent experience with Lucas power steering stop leak has been with the '91 Chevrolet Astro van I have now. It was leaking slowly to moderately and I've been adding the Lucas every 1,000 miles or so, doing this a few times, until the reservoir has remained unchanged at full upon the next check up. I've used most of the bottle and the leak has stopped.
1478744
No it is poured into radiator and fill the rest with water just make sute to completely drain your cooling system prior
269713
Not really. When you pull out the old one, the fluid will pour out. You can put a pan underneath to prevent from a messy spill. You can drain some to lessened the spill, either way, it's going to be messy.
451652
From what I see it shouldn't be an issue. It locks down using suction so to remove it all you have to do is pull the tab releasing the suction from your dashboard. The surface of the suction part is a bit sticky, not sure if that will wear out over time or not.
611891
I just filled the reservoir on bottom until it started flowing out then stop..beforehand tho I put a lil antifreeze in there to prevent freezing in the winter time
842160
Yes. You might have to wait for the tanks to build up pressure during a vehicle application.
733899
No, it comes filled with coolant. The system is also sealed, so you can't open it up to add or remove fluid.
1829346
I would check with the dealer. The manual was printed back in the day and things change so I would go this route. It's better to find the drain plugs in the block to get all the fluid out. Go to home depot and get a concrete mixing tub and this will catch all the fluid so you don't get it on the ground. Also make sure no animals get near the fluid as they may lick it
478862
Make sure everything is connected properly. The reservoir needs to have the tube in it that puts the fluid in to the bottom of the tank and the gun needs to be hooked up to the other side of the cap. If there is no air gap between the gun and the liquid it will pull the liquid into the gun.Also, my instructions stated to dump the reservoir after 2 inches of fluid accumulated.
347345
I'm not sure, I do believe I've read somewhere where it does freeze up...might have been the hose though, and not the reservoir. I think they sell an insulated hose for that reason but can't be sure about the reservoir itself.
1670481
Nope - none. Put the intake right into the paint can and draw the paint directly into the reservoir. Works quite simply.
1184991
you can refill the reservoir, or you can buy a new system, i prefer buy a new one because is cheaper, thank you :))