Flushing Coolant on a 06 636
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Flushing Coolant on a 06 636
How do you flush the coolant on an 06 636? And befor you ask YES, I did a search, the only thing I could find was for a EX500. https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_169008/tm.htm
Most likely a couple of you have done this, do to the fact you have to replace the coolant for the race track, so any info wuold be appreciated.
http://store.58cycle.com/category_s/3018.htm
http://store.58cycle.com/category_s/3024.htm
Most likely a couple of you have done this, do to the fact you have to replace the coolant for the race track, so any info wuold be appreciated.
http://store.58cycle.com/category_s/3018.htm
http://store.58cycle.com/category_s/3024.htm
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RE: Flushing Coolant on a 06 636
What I do is pull a hose new the water pump and attach a hose. I flush the entire system after draining as much as I can and also let the bike warm up and flush a couple more times. After that it's time for the Water Wetter for the track!
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RE: Flushing Coolant on a 06 636
Umm... pull hoses?
All you have to do is remove 2 10mm bolts from the water pump and number 1 cylinder. Open the radiator cap, run a hose through there to flush all the remaining coolant. Lean the bike side-to-side to remove any remaining water. Refill, top off expansion tank.
All you have to do is remove 2 10mm bolts from the water pump and number 1 cylinder. Open the radiator cap, run a hose through there to flush all the remaining coolant. Lean the bike side-to-side to remove any remaining water. Refill, top off expansion tank.
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RE: Flushing Coolant on a 06 636
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Umm... pull hoses?
All you have to do is remove 2 10mm bolts from the water pump and number 1 cylinder. Open the radiator cap, run a hose through there to flush all the remaining coolant. Lean the bike side-to-side to remove any remaining water. Refill, top off expansion tank.
Umm... pull hoses?
All you have to do is remove 2 10mm bolts from the water pump and number 1 cylinder. Open the radiator cap, run a hose through there to flush all the remaining coolant. Lean the bike side-to-side to remove any remaining water. Refill, top off expansion tank.