Thank for the tipsI have a 50mm sryinge and length of tube to getinto the resorvoir ---but dosent that empty out with the rest through the 1 bolt, or are you saying that it will fill as I fill the rad
Ok. Do I have to fully remove the tank or can I get away with just hinging and proping up. I am also replacing the air filter
Quote from: fazersharp on 10 November 2013, 11:33:15 pmOk. Do I have to fully remove the tank or can I get away with just hinging and proping up. I am also replacing the air filterNo need to remove tank compleatlyDaz
Quote from: fazersharp on 10 November 2013, 11:33:15 pmOk. Do I have to fully remove the tank or can I get away with just hinging and proping up. I am also replacing the air filterAir filter is tank off.You will need fuel to warm the engine for the Radflush to work, unless you just take the bike for a spin instead.
Great help everyoneEairler bike being a 98 so tank off for air filter, but will have a look see when im at the hinge point. will do the air filter first and then tank back hinged up and do cooent next, I have 5 litres of distilled water for the holts speed flush and following plain water flush. 2.5 ltr for eachMight chuck a load of tap water down and then rinse with the last 2.5ltr distilled water (cause im anal)When im doing the speed flush do I need to fill up the resorvior with it alsoAnd does the 1.95ltr cap as read in the haynes include the resorvior amount as it dosent seem much
Quote from: fazersharp on 11 November 2013, 12:03:29 amGreat help everyoneEairler bike being a 98 so tank off for air filter, but will have a look see when im at the hinge point. will do the air filter first and then tank back hinged up and do cooent next, I have 5 litres of distilled water for the holts speed flush and following plain water flush. 2.5 ltr for eachMight chuck a load of tap water down and then rinse with the last 2.5ltr distilled water (cause im anal)When im doing the speed flush do I need to fill up the resorvior with it alsoAnd does the 1.95ltr cap as read in the haynes include the resorvior amount as it dosent seem much....well i recon you best dilutin the water first?...with water..that way your saving water!!specialy if your on a water meter!! You're going to rinse water with water? The book says you can use soft tap water anyway if you mix your own coolant, so if you're gonna use a premixed coolant after flushing then using tap water with the Radflush is absolutely fine.
Quote from: darrsi on 11 November 2013, 06:58:13 amQuote from: fazersharp on 11 November 2013, 12:03:29 amGreat help everyoneEairler bike being a 98 so tank off for air filter, but will have a look see when im at the hinge point. will do the air filter first and then tank back hinged up and do cooent next, I have 5 litres of distilled water for the holts speed flush and following plain water flush. 2.5 ltr for eachMight chuck a load of tap water down and then rinse with the last 2.5ltr distilled water (cause im anal)When im doing the speed flush do I need to fill up the resorvior with it alsoAnd does the 1.95ltr cap as read in the haynes include the resorvior amount as it dosent seem much....well i recon you best dilutin the water first?...with water..that way your saving water!!specialy if your on a water meter!! You're going to rinse water with water? The book says you can use soft tap water anyway if you mix your own coolant, so if you're gonna use a premixed coolant after flushing then using tap water with the Radflush is absolutely fine.well i recon you should dilute the water first" with water!!..that way your saving water!!..specialy if your on a water meter?
Keep em coming and I will be announcing a winner this evening
Only did mine 3 weeks ago, stopped for a laugh and a pic during it