When to change engine coolant

Asked by GuruDMWZ4 Sep 23, 2017 at 03:23 AM about the 2004 Ford Explorer XLS Sport V6 4WD

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Guru97FK8 answered 7 years ago

Changing the engine coolant depends on the Manufacturers recommendation. It is usually in the owners manual. From start, always top up the coolant with the manufacture recommended anti-freeze.

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