Adding coolant to a 07 Honda Accord

Adding coolant to a 2007 Honda Accord V6. Not a flush or replacement of the fluid, just adding some. I suspect that maybe the car got very hot and it actually overflowed.

[@ARH8585]

Stuck in Utah heading to California from Pennsylvania..it's 330am..this video saved me. Thank you!

[@iknow4913]

Hell nah. Phone service saved you

[@fernandobautista6586]

Thanks for the video and the good comments from the other people.

[@ThePeeteemee]

Thanks, this was helpful. Is it normal for the expansion tank to be low, but the radiator to be full?

[@whotfknws1427]

Please excuse my dummyness, but why does op wag his finger at the caps but then unscrews them later in the video?

[@mantequilladecacahuate7581]

He says don’t open when hot. Wait until vehicle has not been driven for 12+ hours. He opens the caps the next day after the vehicle has cooled.

[@ChannelCrossroads]

i’ve always put it in the white overflow tank.. but friends of mine always tell me to put it directly into my radiator? does it make a difference (my fans don’t work also😂)

[@hayyjupiter]

This was helpful, thank you!

[@xprest1ge]

Note, if you want to save $20, do not buy 50/50 coolant. Buy the pure coolant (typically $2-3 more than 50/50) and buy distilled water from a local grocery store. They both should be the same amount (1 gal) and viola, you have 2 gallons of coolant when you mix them together. Do not use regular tap water. Minerals/ions from tap water can corrode the engine. Newb Accord guy.

[@PRpoplarave]

Please elaborate on imbecile.

[@NotFinancialAdviceLOL]

10 year old comment but just as helpful. Thank you.

[@kitaboo1579]

What happens if you fill it all the way up

[@PRpoplarave]

Sounds fun.