Wednesday, November 24, 2010

2005 Toyota Tacoma radiator fluid?

I have a 2005 Toyota Tacoma and the owner's manual is not too specific. I want to know how often (how many miles) should I change the radiator fluid (coolant)?2005 Toyota Tacoma radiator fluid?
You have Super Long Life Coolant (SLLC) installed on your vehicle. It has a 100,000 mile life span. There is typically a very small white rectangle sticker on the hood or radiator support detailing this.
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  • How come my honda cbr wont start after replacing my radiator?

    I had to change out my radiator in my honda cbr 600 f4i and when i replaced it now the headlights wont turn on, but everything on the display stays lit up and wont shut off like normal. Then when I go to turn it on it wont start up either you can just hear it wanting to.How come my honda cbr wont start after replacing my radiator?
    Re-check your electrical. You may have crossed a couple of wires.How come my honda cbr wont start after replacing my radiator?
    Go back and retrace your work, you've either damaged a wire, left a wire disconnected, or connected something incorrectly. If it worked before you changed the radiator, and doesn't work now, how hard can it be to find it...hmmm.

    How do i change hose running from radiator to back of suburban or is that the problem?

    i was driving home from vegas, car started to run hot, i pulled over, checked radiator, and reservoir

    both were empty. i filled them up, and continued on my way, this procedure happened all the way

    home. then i noticed water leaking from the right side of the suburban, just behind the rear tire.

    could this be why car keeps running hot..How do i change hose running from radiator to back of suburban or is that the problem?
    If you have a heater in the rear (Many Suburbans do) that hose running to the heater is most likely the problem. If you can find the exact spot of the leak you may be able to fix it without replacing the whole hose. Whether you repair or replace it, make sure that it is hidden away up inside the frame when you are finished so it will not be hit by rocks from the road or caught on anything you drive over.How do i change hose running from radiator to back of suburban or is that the problem?
    I suspect a blown head gasket. Water would be very visible coming out of the tailpipe, both steam and drips of water even when the engine is warmed up.How do i change hose running from radiator to back of suburban or is that the problem?
    Isn't that where the tailpipe lets out/ You have a blown head gasket and maybe a cracked head too. The water is going through the combustion chamber and out the tailpipe. The engine gets hot after it loses water and can't cool down.

    How do I drain the coolant out of my motorcycle?

    I have an '03 Honda Shadow ACE VT750 and I am changing the radiator. The radiator is drained, but how do I drain the coolant out of the engine to change it all? Also, is there anything else I need to do after I fill it back up?How do I drain the coolant out of my motorcycle?
    The drain bolt on the water pump cover will fully drain the cooling system.

    Water pump cover - left side of engine - radiator hose goes to it - drain bolt has a sealing washer on it.

    Let the bike run for a few minutes with the radiator cap off, to let the air escape.

    How do I change the passenger side radiator fan motor on a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan?

    I have loosened the fan assembly. It doesn't look like a I can completely remove the assembly (shroud?), so I'm sorta working blind - reaching up from under the van. I need to know how the fan blade is attached to the motor and how to remove it. Then I assume I will be able to get to the screws holding the fan motor in. (I'm hoping there are screws and not rivets.)How do I change the passenger side radiator fan motor on a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan?
    sounds like you don't know anything about what your attempting to do...take it to a professional...How do I change the passenger side radiator fan motor on a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan?
    For precise information try going to WWW.allexperts.com. Click on auto section and follow thru to find a mechanic that can instruct you.

    About my radiator hose...?

    i need to change my radiator hose. i have a 98' dodge neon. my questions are: how much is the hose itself (upper hose) and how difficult is it to change it urself. what do i need to change it and how? please and thank you.About my radiator hose...?
    check the price with your local auto parts store on line. I use Autozone. Probably cost between $6 an $16 depending.

    Upper hose is usually easiest. Unscrew two clamps. Should just take a standard screwdriver. Work when car is off and cool. Be prepared to replace the antifreeze you loose during the work. It can be a bit messy so be aware of where you are working.About my radiator hose...?
    should run you below 15 bucks and all you need is a pair of plyers nad some new clamps .it is as aesy as pie.About my radiator hose...?
    depending on the clamps, it should be fairly easy...if you have spring clamps, you may need a special pair of pliers...



    and please, do not attempt this when the engine hot...About my radiator hose...?
    Upper radiator hoses are just about the easiest things to change. All you need is a flat head screwdriver. Unscrew the hose clamps and put the new ones on. Make sure that the car is not really hot when you do this because there is a chance you could get sprayed.About my radiator hose...?
    They aren't that much. any auto parts store should have one. I would also get 2 new hose clamps. I don't care for the spring loaded ones that they put on cars now. I like the old screw on clamps, you can always tighten them if they are loose. The whole thing should be less than 25 bucks or so.
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  • How long is a Nissan Sentra supposed to last after its radiator is changed?

    I am trying to buy a Nissan Sentra buit title because its radiator fell apart while in a high curve. I was wondering before i buy it how long is it expected to last. The car currently has about 79,000 miles and it's a 2007. Please, somebody that knows aobut cars tell me something about it and some other tips as well. Thanks.How long is a Nissan Sentra supposed to last after its radiator is changed?
    buit title because its radiator fell apart in a high curve? I don't know what your asking. MR-2.0 liter Sentra motors do not like sludge and oil must be changed at regular intervals. Rebuilt Title means the car was totaled in a crash the radiator just does not fall apart. In a crash the front end gets smashed back into the motor. CAR FAX costs a little following up with the vin and asking a Nissan Dealer if they can run the warranty repair history. If the car has never seen a dealership be very suspicious. 79,000 miles in less than 3 years means this car was used and driven a lot of miles each year. If the engine has been overheated abused you may not know right away. I would walk away unless this car is very cheep.How long is a Nissan Sentra supposed to last after its radiator is changed?
    the radiator is a mute point.

    the car should last until 150,000 miles with ease.

    but to be sure have the compression check. if all cylinders are good, the car will hold out.How long is a Nissan Sentra supposed to last after its radiator is changed?
    Nissan is a good make of Import vehicles. Most Asian vehicles hold up better than the ones made in USA. I have had less problem with all the Nissans that I have owned.



    If you meant %26quot;rebuit title%26quot; the failure of a radiator would not be the true reason for it having a rebuilt title. When buying a rebuilt title vehicle you really should have a professional check it out for you. A seller doesn't have to tell you what was really done for it to have a rebuilt title. Beware, of rebuilt titled vehicles because it affects the value of the vehicle and Car lots normally are not allowed by law to resale them.How long is a Nissan Sentra supposed to last after its radiator is changed?
    Generally, the radiator doesn't have much to do with how long the car will last, providing the car was not driven for an extended period of time without a working radiator. If the car was driven too much without a working radiator, though, it could cause permanent damage to the engine.