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FZ1 coolant type - CharlieDee - 29-11-15
evening Foccers,
Need some advice on coolant... I am changing the hoses for some nicey red silicon ones.. All 12...
What coolant would you guys suggest? Seems to be a lot of options out there...
Advice is much appreciated!!
Charlie
Re: FZ1 coolant type - Rob R - 29-11-15
Did mine 2 weeks ago. I used Comma Xstream concentrate and a big bottle of battery top up water. The most difficult bit was removing the expansion tank and cleaning it out.
Remember to refill slowly with the bike on its side stand- does away with the need to burp it!
Re: FZ1 coolant type - CharlieDee - 30-11-15
(29-11-15, 10:23 PM)Rob R link Wrote: Did mine 2 weeks ago. I used Comma Xstream concentrate and a big bottle of battery top up water. The most difficult bit was removing the expansion tank and cleaning it out.
Remember to refill slowly with the bike on its side stand- does away with the need to burp it!
Cheers Rob... Muchly appreciated!! :lol
Re: FZ1 coolant type - pilninggas - 30-11-15
The last time I did it I just used pink (safe for ally) eurocarparts stuff. Something like £7/gallon ready to use.
Re: FZ1 coolant type - Grayo - 30-11-15
I've replaced my hoses with the Samco silicone ones and I used Evans Waterless Coolant.
Re: FZ1 coolant type - CharlieDee - 02-12-15
Has anyone used engine ice?? Seems to be popular in the states... In summer as soon as I get into traffic the temp goes up quickly.. Trying to find a remedy to lower running temperature in the summer :rolleyes
Re: FZ1 coolant type - slappy - 02-12-15
(02-12-15, 10:41 PM)CharlieDee link Wrote: Has anyone used engine ice?? Seems to be popular in the states... In summer as soon as I get into traffic the temp goes up quickly.. Trying to find a remedy to lower running temperature in the summer :rolleyes
I seem to remember that it was suggested a bit ago on here that one way to help reduce the temp was to lower the coolant to water ratio and use water wetter as well, never tried it though.