Questions on Replacing Coolant Tank/Coolant Expansion Tank/Coolant Reservoir
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Questions on Replacing Coolant Tank/Coolant Expansion Tank/Coolant Reservoir
The coolant tank/expansion reservoir for my 2003 Discovery II arrived yesterday.
I checked the posts in the forum and couldn't find one that showed how to replace the tank. The closest one I could find was how Rover_Hokie showed removed the tank from its brackets and hanged the tank using bungie cords.
My question is how do you replace it? Do you simply detach the two hoses, try to spill as little as possible of the coolant from the old tank, re-attach the hoses to the new tank, and refill the coolant? Do I need to worry about trapping air inside the coolant system? If yes, how do I "burp" the coolant system?
While I'm servicing this component, is there anything I should be doing?
Thanks a million!
Al
'03 D2 SE7
I checked the posts in the forum and couldn't find one that showed how to replace the tank. The closest one I could find was how Rover_Hokie showed removed the tank from its brackets and hanged the tank using bungie cords.
My question is how do you replace it? Do you simply detach the two hoses, try to spill as little as possible of the coolant from the old tank, re-attach the hoses to the new tank, and refill the coolant? Do I need to worry about trapping air inside the coolant system? If yes, how do I "burp" the coolant system?
While I'm servicing this component, is there anything I should be doing?
Thanks a million!
Al
'03 D2 SE7
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Do you simply detach the two hoses, try to spill as little as possible of the coolant from the old tank, re-attach the hoses to the new tank, and refill the coolant? Do I need to worry about trapping air inside the coolant system? If yes, how do I "burp" the coolant system?
While I'm servicing this component, is there anything I should be doing?
Thanks a million!
Al
'03 D2 SE7
While I'm servicing this component, is there anything I should be doing?
Thanks a million!
Al
'03 D2 SE7
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The tank itself is a no brainer. Its the plastic return hose and everything else in there that is going to break as soon as you fiddle with it. Just block off some time so that you are not in a hurry. OR as the Camel Trophy video states " go as slow as you can, but as fast as you have to" and get it done. Have fun!
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