Where is the drain Petcock on a radiator?
The petcock is usually always located in the corner of the radiator. Once located, get a pan of some sort, such as a disposable aluminum pan from the store, and place it directly under the petcock. When in place, remove the petcock and let the coolant drain into the pan.
How do you remove a radiator from a BA Falcon?
Saturday, July 29, 2017
- Here we are – ready to start. The radiator is up the front.
- Remove the air intake.
- Undo the various hoses from the radiator.
- Unscrews these two brackets and extract them.
- This is the old and new radiators.
- Putting the new radiator in.
- Struck a snag.
How do you bleed a Ford Territory cooling system?
You simply unscrewed it so that the air escaped as you filled the radiator. Once full, tighten it, run the engine for a few minutes to move the air around, and then carefully loosen off the nut again to release any trapped air. Once nothing but coolant starts to come out, tighten it, and the system has now been bled.
How much coolant does a Ford Territory take?
7.5 Litres Nulon Coolant with 7.5 Litres of water for a 50/50 ratio as the cooling system is meant to be 15 Litres total.
How do you use Penrite coolant?
Green OEM Coolant Concentrate should be used at a concentration level of 50%. We recommend using Penrite De-Mineralised Water when mixing although the phosphate free formulation allows it to be mixed with normal tap water if necessary.
How much coolant does an AU Falcon take?
They take 16 litres.
What coolant do I use for my car?
Cars made after 1998 normally need antifreeze that uses silicate-free, organic acid technology (OAT). These types of antifreeze offer better corrosion protection so that parts don’t need to be changed as often. Cars made before 1998 usually need antifreeze that isn’t OAT-based and that does contain silicate.
Is glycol the same as antifreeze?
Propylene glycol is added to food and beverages to improve taste and texture. It is not antifreeze. It is considered safe to use in the amount present in foods.
Is antifreeze the same as coolant?
Well, antifreeze and engine coolant are similar, but not the same. Antifreeze is a concentrated, glycol-based liquid that must be diluted with water before use – at which point it is referred to as coolant. Engine coolant is a mixture of antifreeze and water, with a common ratio of 50:50.
What is the difference between Type A and Type B coolant?
Therefore Type A coolants will keep your cooling system from rusting and deteriorating as well as providing a lower freezing and a higher boiling temperature. Type B coolants contain only inhibitors for rust, corrosion & cavitation.
Can I mix water with coolant?
The short answer is no, you can’t mix tap water with engine coolant. Distilled water can work, but it is not ideal. Soft water is the best solution.
Can I use Type B coolant?
For older vehicles Type B is adequate. Type B protects against rust and corrosion and does not contain Anti-Freeze/Anti Boil. It is important to remember that you should not mix coolant types in the radiator and that modern vehicles have very specific requirements.
Does BIGW sell coolant?
Zerex DEX-COOL Coolant 5L | BIG W.