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Ce tutorial aims at you help with a coolant change on your quad. The example presented here concerns the draining of coolant on un Yamaha Kodiak 450. The process remains identical on other brands and other models. Find all the coolants and all lubricants adapted to your quad.
Difficulty :
Temps necessary:
45 minutes
Necessary material :
1) Remove the luggage rack.
2) Unscrew the central fairing.
3) Remove the saddle.
4) Remove the tank fairing.
5) Remove the center fairing.
6) Unscrew and remove the water pump cover.
7) Unscrew and remove the running board.
8) Place the drain pan under the water pump drain screw.
9) Unscrew and remove the water pump bleed screw.
11) Unscrew without removing the radiator cap.
11) Let the coolant drain out. If you notice that the liquid is very dirty, you can rinse the tank (radiator) with clear water, wait until all the water is evacuated before proceeding to clean it. ©next step.
11) Replace the water pump drain screw gasket.
11) Replace the screw and tighten again.
11) Remove the radiator cap.
11) Place a funnel and pour the coolant continuously to avoid the formation of air bubbles. Fill the tank up to the maximum level.
11) Screw the radiator cap back on.
11) Start your quad.
11) Let the engine warm up for about 5 minutes. Switch off and check the fluid level. Top up if necessary.
11) Replace all of the fairings.
For draining the coolant on other quad models, the procedure will be simplified due to the more or less direct access to the water pump, the liquid tank and to the expansion tank. If the expansion tank is accessible and dirty when emptying, disassemble it in order to clean it properly (disassembly at the hoses).
You will find on 50factory.com every coolants for your quad.
Find all our advice and recommendations on the choice of transmission oil: How to choose your coolant?
Reminder: You must place your used fluid in an airtight container and take it to the recycling center, to certain car centers or to an approved recycling centre. Discharge of coolants into nature is strictly prohibited. They contain many toxic elements for health and the environment: heavy metals, organic acids, phenols, phthalates, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons... They have a disastrous effect on the flora and wildlife.
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