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Is this the exact same process for a 951? My brother at home, who has limited wrenching knowlegde is going to do this for my car. will these instructions get him through it for an 87 951??? thanks for your help!!!
http://www.clarks-garage.com/shop-manual/cool-02.htm
~Eyal
EDIT: and what color is phosphate - free coolent? (in other words, what color is he using?)
http://www.clarks-garage.com/shop-manual/cool-02.htm
~Eyal
EDIT: and what color is phosphate - free coolent? (in other words, what color is he using?)
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The instructions posted show the following:
Crack open the coolant system high point vent. This is a 12mm bolt located on the coolant nozzle at the front of the cylinder head. It will be near the #1 plug. On the Turbo models the bolt is on the side of the nozzle. On NA models it is on the top of the nozzle.
Since it mentions a difference for the Turbo model, I'd have to assume it's for both. I've only done this once before and as I recall the instructions are correct - but it's been several years and I'm getting older. Sometimes I think I've got CRS disease (Can't Remeber $hit).
Crack open the coolant system high point vent. This is a 12mm bolt located on the coolant nozzle at the front of the cylinder head. It will be near the #1 plug. On the Turbo models the bolt is on the side of the nozzle. On NA models it is on the top of the nozzle.
Since it mentions a difference for the Turbo model, I'd have to assume it's for both. I've only done this once before and as I recall the instructions are correct - but it's been several years and I'm getting older. Sometimes I think I've got CRS disease (Can't Remeber $hit).
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The color of a phosphate-free coolant varies. I used orange, but other colors are available.
Check the fine print on the label for "phosphate-free", and do NOT trust statements "safe for all engines"...
Check the fine print on the label for "phosphate-free", and do NOT trust statements "safe for all engines"...
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The orange phosphate free prestone works well...
The orange phosphate free prestone works well...
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Originally posted by Eyal 951
yep, i know those, but i remember you all agreeing on a certain color... what was that?
~Eyal
yep, i know those, but i remember you all agreeing on a certain color... what was that?
~Eyal