Degrease | |||
Warning | Risk of injury to skin and eyes suffering scalding from contact with hot coolantspray. Risk of poisoning from swallowing coolant. | Do not open cooling system unless coolant temperature is below 90 °C. Open cap slowly and release the pressure. Do not pour coolant into beverage containers. | |
Warning | Risk of accident from vehicle starting off by itself when engine running. Risk of injury (bruises and burns) resulting from working on the engine while it is being started or when it is running. | Secure vehicle to prevent it from starting off by itself. Wear closed and snug-fitting work clothes. Do not touch hot or rotating parts. | |
Topical note | Notes on coolant | ||
1 | Start the engine and let it running up to reach the operating temperature | ||
2 | Stop the engine and let it cool during approximately 30 minutes | To ensure that the existing oil can accumulate in the expansion tank. | |
3 | Check for residues of oil in the expansion tank | If there is oil in the tank: | |
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Suck out the oil from the expansion tank. | |||
4 | Completely drain the coolant | ||
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5 | Remove the expansion tank | Only if there is oil in the expansion tank. | |
6 | Wash the expansion tank with a cleaning solution with 3% medium alkalinity detergent and drinkable water | Only if there is oil in the expansion tank. | |
Solution ratio: 30 ml of cleaning agent for 1 liter of drinkable water. Discard the cleaning solution in an environmentally friendly way. | |||
Cleaner for engine and cooling system for oil drag-in, 10 l | |||
7 | Install the expansion tank | Only if there is oil in the expansion tank. | |
8 | Detach the hoses of supplying and return of the heating system and flush the heating system with drinkable water | If possible, use hot water or warm. Dispose the rinse water in an ecologically correct way. | |
9 | Attach the hoses of supplying and return of the heating system | ||
10 | Detach the hoses of the cooling system in the separation points between the engine, the radiator and the retarder | ||
11 | Rinse the engine, the radiator and the retarder with drinkable water | If possible, use hot water or warm. Dispose the rinse water in an ecologically correct way. | |
12 | Attach the roses of the cooling system in the separation points between the engine, the radiator and the retarder | ||
13 | Fill the engine cooling system with a cleaning solution with 3% medium alkalinity detergent and drinkable water | | |
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Solution ratio: 30 ml of cleaning agent for 1 liter of drinkable water. | |||
Cleaner for engine and cooling system for oil drag-in, 10 l | |||
14 | Set the heating system in the maximum heating power | ||
15 | Run the engine at medium speed and let it heat up to the coolant reaches approximately 80 °C, then let the engine running during approximately 5 minutes with the coolant in this temperature | Should it be necessary, the radiator front can be covered. | |
16 | Stop the engine and let the coolant cool down to approximately 50 °C | ||
17 | Completely drain the cleaning solution of the engine cooling system | Discard the cleaning solution in an environmentally friendly way. | |
18 | Rinse the heating system | Carry out the work steps 8 and 9. | |
19 | Rinse the engine, the radiator and the retarder | Carry out the work steps 10 and 12. | |
20 | Rinse twice the engine cooling system with drinkable water, to that end let the engine running during approximately 5 minutes at each rinsing | | |
Completely drain the water after each rinsing procedure and discard it in an ecologically correct way. | |||
21 | Check the rinsing water for dirties | If the rinsing water has residues oil yet after the 2º rinsing procedure: | |
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Repeat the process of oil removal. | |||
22 | Check the PH value of the rinsing water | If it has not been carried out no descaling in the engine cooling system. | |
The test values can be obtained by means of the GLC. | |||
If the PH index of the rinsing water is not neutral after the last rinsing: | |||
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Carry out the rinsing process again. | |||
Descaling | |||
23 | Fill the cooling system with a cleaning solution with 10% citric acid, tartaric or oxalic acid and water | | |
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Before descaling, the engine cooling system must be thoroughly degreased, even if there is no visible oil residue. | |||
24 | Run the engine and let it heat running in medium speed up to approximately 80 °C, then let the engine running during approximately 10 minutes with the coolant in this temperature | Should it be necessary, the radiator front can be covered. | |
25 | Stop the engine and let it cool down to approximately 50 °C | ||
26 | Completely drain the cleaning solution | Discard the cleaning solution in an environmentally friendly way. | |
27 | Rinse at least three times the engine cooling system with drinkable water, to that end let the engine running during approximately 5 minutes at each rinsing | | |
Completely drain the water after each rinsing procedure and discard it in an ecologically correct way. | |||
28 | Check the PH value of the rinsing water | The test values can be obtained by means of the GLC. | |
If the PH index of the rinsing water is not neutral after the last rinsing: | |||
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Carry out the rinsing process again. | |||
29 | Fill up with coolant | ||
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