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Honda Insight 2000 – 2006 Replacing Coolant Air Bleed [ORIGINAL ANNOTATED] — Antifreeze Air Purge
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If you leave the car run too long it suddenly spits about a quart of
boiling hot coolant out of the top, then it sucks everything that’s left
back down the funnel and it starts sucking in air. I’m not a “car guy”, so
I don’t really know, but I guess the thermostat opened a valve and the
coolant started circulating.
Whatever the case, if you don’t have a bucket for a funnel, you’re going to
run into some problems. (Figured I’d mention that before somebody gets
splashed)
Thanks for the video!
This is an excellent video. Thank you for your efforts!
when do u change the antifreeze n a hi?mine has about 69,000
Thanks you’re welcome, and glad you found it useful. InsightCentral was
source of the bulk of the information found in the video. Best success with
the coolant swap and formulations and I hope it runs well for you.
Absolutely excellent video. Thank you very much for making this video and
posting this. I learn about your video by way of a Google search, which
took me to the insight central forum, and then to you tube 🙂 I’m going to
run the Evans Waterless High Performance Coolant which is said to last
500,000 miles or so. I’ll report my experience with Evans Waterless High
Performance Coolant onto Insight Central, after some time and miles have
come to pass. I’m also considering the PetroSaver oil refiner.
Thank You. I appreciate it 🙂