FJ Cruiser Coolant System Overhaul – Step-by-Step Replacement Guide • Save money (Part 1) скачать в хорошем качестве

FJ Cruiser Coolant System Overhaul – Step-by-Step Replacement Guide • Save money (Part 1)

Maintenance you can do yourself at home. This one is pretty easy and straight forward. Upper and Radiator Hoses along with a thermostat replacement. Plus an Antifreeze/coolant full drain and fill service. (This method, will replace the majority of the vehicles coolant capacity) This entire process is exactly the same on a 5th Generation 4Runner. Products used: 4RUNNER (5th Gen 2010+) – Rad Rubber Design – FJ Fender Flaps, Toyota Engine Splash Guards https://radrubberdesign.com/product/4... Radiator Hoses (aftermarket options) Lower Part # 16572-31170 https://amzn.to/4mfxg3H Upper Part # 16571-31292 https://amzn.to/45sBzTN Radiator Hose clamps part # 96136-44301 (X2) https://amzn.to/4fhVcBh Toyota OEM pink Antifreeze/Coolant(X2) Part # 00272-SLLC2 https://amzn.to/477Fkzf TRD RADIATOR CAP Part # ptr04-00000-03 https://amzn.to/3GPpiQ5 OEM THERMOSTAT Part # 16031-31011 https://amzn.to/3JbiGfl Fluid Film (Rust and Corrosion Protection) https://amzn.to/3U5evUQ Not used in the video but a good option: WaterWetter Super Coolant additive https://amzn.to/4mj5yDc Tools used: Fluid extractor/Syphon pump https://amzn.to/45dqVz9 Coolant Bleed Funnel https://amzn.to/3H8xStb Radiator Hoses Clam Pliers https://amzn.to/4faGRXc Adjustable/Groove joint Pliers https://amzn.to/4l3B5YY Laser Thermometer Gun https://amzn.to/4l3TkNI Antifreeze/coolant waste tray https://amzn.to/4mnkuAs 1/4” Rubber Hose to drain coolant https://amzn.to/4odZYnq Check out some of my must haves, on my Amazon store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/vikingsga... For daily behind the scenes ⬇️   / vikingsgarageyt   (TRD Radiator Cap) The cap increases the pressure of your cooling system from stock 1.1 bar to the labelled 1.3 bar of pressure. What does this do? It helps increase the efficiency of your cooling system. In your system there are bubbles of air which insulate rather than transfer heat like water does. When you increase the pressure in the cooling system you make these bubbles smaller and increase the amount of water touching the hot stuff, to put it simply. This increased pressure can be a problem though, because all the components in your cooling system need to be up to handling the increased pressure. Lots of times, especially in older trucks like ours, a heater core or a hose or whatever won't like the increased pressure (50% higher!) and will leak. Honestly, I think there are probably better ways to help increase our cooling efficiency without putting other components at risk. Redline Watter Wetter is designed to do all the above (increased surface area/decreased surface tension) as well as add extra corrosion protection and extra pH protection without raising the operating pressures like this TRD cap would. Thank you for watching! #toyotanation #carrepairs #4runner #trdpro #trdoffroad #diy #fyp This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by Splice video editing app.