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Learn how to do a coolant flush on a Kawasaki KLR650. In the video, John shows you how to drain the coolant. Then, see how to use a Peak coolant flush compound to remove dirt and other residue from the cooling system. Finally, see how to refill the cooling system with Kawasaki engine coolant.
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS:
Draining coolant - 1:10
Flushing cooling system - 3:08
Refilling system- 7:41
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In the video we’re working with a 2008 Kawasaki KLR 650, but you will have similar steps for your Kawasaki dirt bike. If you’re not sure whether these steps apply to your machine, leave a comment and we’ll get back to you.
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1 июн 2017

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Комментарии : 47

@billlinamen1552 3 года назад

I’m a mechanic for a living good video but if your coolant comes out looking clean no rust etc there’s no reason to flush just drain everything and refill then bleed system

@Strelnikov10 4 года назад

I could watch this guy give a tutorial of just about anything and enjoy it. Great videos... I've basically hit every KLR video you have on here with my '97. Much appreciated, sir.

@DDawg1144 3 года назад

Rather than do a full flush, could I theoretically just drain and refill with coolant more frequently and forego the water/flush compound?

@redriders7149 Год назад

Hold on....he just said KLR 650 R.......I did not know they made a race version of this big pig.

@idk8964 4 года назад

Jesus christ that's a lot of work

@bigdeal47 2 года назад

Do I need to do this every time I am replacing a coolant fluid? I dropped the bike and bent the radiator. In the next few weeks, I will be installing a new radiator and I am just wondering if I have to flush the coolant as described in this video or I can drain it the best I can (at the drain point and coolant tank) and just fill it with the new coolant? 2018 KLR650 with just over 1.000km on the clock

@fandomkiller 6 лет назад

dont use flush unless u know its safe on aluminium prob not worth it to flush it, just dont wait 5 years to change it

@parkerazz4385 2 года назад

Brand new 2018 KLR650. Did a coolant drain and flush found aluminum flakes in the coolant. What would cause this?

@TiberiusStorm 7 лет назад

I accidentally took off the wrong bolt and some oil drained out. I'm assuming it was from the oil filter. Would that have any negative effect on the bike?

@ianmackenzie686 3 года назад

I'd use distilled water, never regular tap.

@erykl777 3 года назад

Thanks to this video I took the reservoir off when changing my coolant, and flushed the crud out that was in the bottom. Very helpful!

@tahoe24x7 4 года назад

Just did my KLR - thanks for this how-to video.

@Washoejim 2 года назад

Great information, I always overthink the projects I try to tackle, working on my bike or car, this is time-consuming but well worth not rushing the job. Thanks so much.