I want to change the coolant in my 330 ISC, I think I could do it my self the book says something about getting the air out, this is something I am not sure about. Any instruction would be appricated. What would be the estimate on a dealer doing this, I don't have my book with me at this time so I don't know the Capicaty. Thanks Roy
Roy B Coal Miners Son
USMC Ret
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2002 Endeavor 330 ISC 3 Slides
I didn't want to take it on myself because I didn't have any reasonable way to dispose of all the stuff being flushed out of the engine.
That is the biggest problem for a DIY'er. The disposal of an extremely hazardous substance. It doesn't take much antifreeze to be lethal to any and all pets and other animals.
David Just rolling along enjoying life w/F53 Southwind towing a 87 Samurai or 01 Grand Vitara looking to golf or fish Simply Despicable Any errors are a result of CRS.
My Country Coach owner's manual includes a very detailed procedure for changing the coolant in our ISC engine. The manual isn't in front of me now, but it includes draining, flushing with water, flushing with a chemical (can't remember what), then flushing with water again, then filling with coolant.
I didn't want to take it on myself because I didn't have any reasonable way to dispose of all the stuff being flushed out of the engine.
Instead, I went to a nearby dealer, and had them do the flushing procedure, and then fill the cooling system with an extended service interval coolant.
Now we test once a year, and haven't had to do a complete replacement yet.
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