Coolant Flush on Lotus Evora.

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I struggled finding info on doing this job so have posted some instructions. You dont need any special tools or bleeders and key thing is that there are valves under the bleed caps that are not mentioned in the Lotus Service Manual. If you dont press these valves down the air wont bleed out of the system

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@carolinedougherty2425 Месяц назад

Cool, great info

@AlastairMacDowell Месяц назад

A timing coincidence - I have been looking for background information before doing a coolant change on my 2013 Evora S. There is not much info out there - so thanks. I note the Lotus service notes state that only early cars have a radiator drain tap, so it is hopeful that your 2015 model has one. I have yet to dismantle mine to find out. If it does not then it requires a different plan.

@markjohnash5895 Месяц назад

Try not taking the wheel arch liners off. The RH one definitely does not need to come off, the LH one you may struggle to get to the heater core bleeders

@AlastairMacDowell 29 дней назад

@@markjohnash5895 Thanks for the tip. On another topic what coolant did you use.? The Lotus service notes state " Havoline XLC is the only recommended coolant product" which seems tricky to get in the US.

@markjohnash5895 28 дней назад

@@AlastairMacDowell Any OAT based coolant is OK from what I understand

@AlastairMacDowell 28 дней назад

@@markjohnash5895 Thanks for the reply. From reading around I kinda agree. Haven't looked at coolants over the past 10 years, but it looks like coolant marketing has signifcantly expanded with mulitiple different formulations, but only slightly different. Will continue to read.