1996-2002 Toyota 4Runner Coolant Change (Drain and Fill)

[@livingaz7823]

What is name of coolant funnel on Amazon? Not seeing it on your recommendation

[@erickserrano9028]

GREAT VIDEO! THANK YOU FOR SHARING ❤🎉!!

[@majestcpotat085]

The vehicle is so clean that the rock on the left tire at the beginning bothered me a lot. Also you must never drive this vehicle idk how the hell it so clean. I could only dream of this for my truck.

[@redonKiLaus]

Thanks, I appreciate it! It's an almost-190k mile truck that was daily driven from new through 2017, so 20 years total - take some work to keep it clean through that but not as much as you might think. Thanks for watching!

[@MrSpaceboyy]

Hello, what about the coolant on the engine block, where is the drain?

[@redonKiLaus]

Great question - I believe there is 1 or 2 block drains on this engine, can't remember for sure, but I've never had the need to drain from there so can't help much further. Thanks for watching!

[@funnysinger3180]

I WONDER WHY YOU DIDNT BURB THE VEHICLE

[@redonKiLaus]

I did by running it with the funnel open, with just a radiator drain and fill I've always found that to evacuate the air from the cooling system effectively. Thanks for watching!

[@AjaySharma-s6x]

red coolant? I thought older 4runner used the old toyota green coolant and supposedly cannot mix green and red/pink bc of sludge?

[@redonKiLaus]

To my knowledge all older Toyota vehicles use red coolant from factory - I know this to be absolutely true for 90s Toyotas up through mid 2000s. I don't know of a Toyota "Green" coolant. The newer Pink is all that I know of beyond red. Thanks for watching!

[@Masagua]

Red

[@ToddHartung-pp2hp]

That's definitely not a Michigan truck. 😂

[@redonKiLaus]

Nope, most of its life in the southwest other than a few years I kept it up in Massachusetts and Utah. Thanks for watching!

[@pabloaguilar5821]

Nice explanation but KZbin University videos are all about showing... even a speedup video would have been nice!

[@achardjc]

How about you put your camera phone on a tripod and actually record what you are doing instead of talk about it. Too much nervous talking. Keep at it, you will get better.