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2000 Kawasaki ZX6R Coolant Flush How to

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In this video I will show you how to drain, flush and fill the coolant on a 2000 Kawasaki ZX6R. Coolant is toxic so do not leave it out for your neighbourhood animals, always wipe it up and dispose of it properly. Do not open a hot cooling system. If you can't touch the radiator cap for a solid ten seconds without hurting yourself you shouldn't open the system.
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22 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@bartoszwojciechowski5975 2 года назад

Quick clear and nice DIY, that's what we want!

@Calvinm 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@TheCrampy74 3 года назад

Keep doing videos on the zx6r j1 great bikes

@joshchu2832 Год назад

Helped me out so much thank you

@Calvinm Год назад

Glad it helped!

@jackierubinson5666 Год назад

Does your reservoir cap say 40:1 unleaded gasoline +oil? Bc mine does and that’s what I put in there 😭

@Overthepondwristy Год назад

Good video nice & fast. Cheers for the help 👍

@emilcladoveanu1875 3 года назад

Please i want to buy a motorcycle and i like your exhaust make a video with some flyby

@agorass4206 2 года назад

greetings. :) wich cooling are you using for the ZX6R... I search for mine too but i cant find anyone thats fit the specifications in the Manuel.. Thanks

@simonV8810 Год назад

How many liters can there be in the radiator

@wilcisneros334 3 года назад

the owners manual states to clean the coolant filter, have you done that?

@HalfdeadRider 2 года назад

Nope! he also forgot to drain and top up and check the expansion tank. Also usually best to do another flush or two before topping up, or flush through with a hose first then a distilled water flush. Tap water for the first flushing process is fine as the cooling system will be protected once finished anyway.