Yamaha Grizzly 700 Radiator Coolant Antifreeze Flush and Refill 

great, glad it helped

I know... how times have changed since the older machines. You should try taking a shroud of a snowmobile... Much worse

Yes it does Roger. I was trying to hold the camera myself at the same time. I should of had my tripod to assist on this video. Next time though. Yes; lol it squirts.

I believe i cropped the cylinder bleed out. I think i added steps in the description. Yes, fill the radiator and tank up to proper level; crack the bleeder screw let it come out. Fire the engine, leave the cap off. Once the engine warms to temperature it will open the thermostat which opens the circuit through the radiator. This will force the coolant entirely around and you will see levels drop out. Keep filling the radiator as it lowers. Raise the rpm a bit here and there. Coolant is circulating. If there was an air lock, this will force it out to burp at the radiator. Once the engine is warm and you do not need to add any more coolant, put the rad cap back on and let the engine cool down. Once the engine is cooled down, re check radiator coolant levels and overflow tank to observe proper levels

Nicely done and again thank you. I have been waiting for a coolant flush video for awhile, you did a real nice job explaining and showing.

well it was kinda a rough video since i had no tripod or third arm, figured it may help someone. Glad it worked for you. Those links are really good i posted to when you piece them together with the video

Either you have s plug or not enough fluid in. Put the coolant in, start the bike to let it ruin and warm up and keep adding the coolant as it drops. You can bleed it that way

Not sure at the moment, but i would stick to what the manual says unless you are rough on the bike, then more often.

i will try that next time. I did a vinegar flush on my tractor a few times a couple of years ago. The atv flush was a general flush at that point. Thanks for watching and info!

i use the universal antifreeze mix

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