90 Series Prado: Radiator Hose Replacement

In todays video, we replace the radiator hoses on my 97 V6 Prado
It's a good investment to do pre-emptive repairs before longer Touring missions.
The kit we used has accessory belts included.
parts used: www.supercheapauto.com.au/p/g...

[@OMGitsathing]

As an extra note from the vet part of me, the drip tray will also stop your pets (cats mostly) from trying to drink the coolant as antifreeze smells super sweet to them and it will kill them or cost you thousands in vet’s fees so ya keep that stuff cleaned away and sealed

[@lyserg1k]

YES i have been waiting for this.

[@zievuddinmulinov]

После того как вы слили антифриз и залили заново, то как выгонять воздух из системы охлаждения?

[@NoelsysOutdoors]

sorry mate, ill have to reply in english as i am worried that google translate will mess up what i want to say. normally, the best way is by using a coolant breather, but since the prado doesnt have one, you will need to fill it to your best ability then, fill the coolant overflow bottle to the full mark. if the system works correctly, the coolant should bubble air out via the radiator cap into the overflow and you should theoretically have coolant dissapear from the overflow bottle. keep topping it up as the coolant level drops until it stops dropping. alternatively, buy a coolant fill funnel like i have and just run the car until you stop seeing air bubble out of the coolant funnel thank you for the comment i hope this helped at all