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Old 05-05-2007, 04:24 PM
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Changing coolant

I need to change coolant in 02 4 runner 2WD, I will use Toyota Red coolant, I mixed 50/50 with water . which is the correct way to change it ? Please give me some inputs.
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Somebody out there ?


How do I avoid overheating ? someone out there ?
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Louis,

Please use the search function provided here before posting new. A search for "coolant" or "overheating" gives many threads that could help you.
Here's one:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120/coolant-problems-104102/

There's also a Newbie Tech Section that will help you a lot:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120/

BTW, this is posted in the wrong category for your year Yota... Good luck!!
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Originally Posted by 4Runner4Christ
Louis,

Please use the search function provided here before posting new. A search for "coolant" or "overheating" gives many threads that could help you.
Here's one:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=104102

There's also a Newbie Tech Section that will help you a lot:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=120

BTW, this is posted in the wrong category for your year Yota... Good luck!!

Its posted in teh correct section, he did say 02 4runner

But yeah, the search will bring up many things that will help you out.
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Originally Posted by Stevo3
Its posted in teh correct section, he did say 02 4runner
My bad...didnt read the whole signature.
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Upper hose

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My bad...didnt read the whole signature.
Thanks for the links guys.
I also read somewhere that : If I squeeze the upper hose while running warm up with radiator cap off, It also help to get the air out of system, is this true?
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Yeah, I squeeze the upper rad hose a few times to work out the bubbles. Buy some Prestone flush and follow the instructions on the back to do everything. By the way, you can use GM Dexcool - which Wal Mart carries - to do the change. They have the best price. Be sure to use distilled water too.
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Thanks all replies. The informations from your guys will help me alot on my next coolant change on 02 4runner. Have a great weekend.
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