how to change my coolant in my 2007 miata 5

Asked by David Oct 22, 2014 at 10:19 AM about the 2007 Mazda MX-5 Miata Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Going to use a standard coolant change kit by prestone

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http://www.techguys.ca/howto/coolant_flush.html specific article for your MX5

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If you check your owners manual I believe it requires FL22 type coolant. It should say on the coolant cap itself.

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Also here is another link if you plan on changing the thermostat. http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=436650

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What's with the "coolant change kit"? just drain the radiator and engine block and fill it back up- be careful with air bubbles behind the thermostat-

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From the fire wall which hose do I cut to put a plastic T valve in to introduce the cleaner to flush the existing system? There are two hoses near each other, which is the right one for the T valve? Thx. Dave

I re-read that page and saw nothing about cutting hoses...those are probably heater hoses and running the heater during flush also flushes heater core

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The radiator has drain plug,at bottom,for flushing.

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The car should not need a flush/cleaner its not that old, manual suggest coolant change every 5 years. I would just drain, change the thermostat, and refill with fresh coolant.You can alway refference MIATA.NET and see what other miata owners are doing for maintenance.

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