45005_Repco_08 Radiator Application Guide Master - Repco Trade ...
45005_Repco_08 Radiator Application Guide Master - Repco Trade ... 45005_Repco_08 Radiator Application Guide Master - Repco Trade ...
Radiator Installation Procedure Part B - Installing a New Radiator (Old Radiator Absent From Vehicle) As the original radiator is missing or damaged (coolant absent), no initial stray/electric current test can be performed. 1. Correctly install the new radiator assembly - replace faulty or worn components Check vehicle service manual for any additional procedures applicable to radiator installation. 2. Fill the system with water and treat with a quality cooling system flushing agent. (Ensure that heater is turned on and the radiator overflow bottle is cleaned). 3. Drain and flush the system and re-fill with clean water. 4. Perform stray/electric current test as detailed in Part A - (1) proceed with installation if result is negative - if a positive result is noted do not proceed - consult a qualified auto electrician 5. Completely drain water from the system. 6. Select and properly install the recommended coolant (type and dosage) for this vehicle, as specified by the vehicle manufacturers' service manual. Alternatively, choose a quality coolant that meets or exceeds Australian standard AS/NZS 2108.1-1997 (TYPE A OR B). Do not mix coolant brands or types together. Correct coolant installation is essential to ensure maximum corrosion protection for all components within the engine cooling system. 7. Run vehicle engine up to normal operating temperature and inspect all components for leaks. Warning: do not remove radiator cap 8. Fully complete and sign the attached radiator installation certificate, failure to do so may void the radiator manufacturers' warranty. (place in glove box) 9. Vehicle must be returned to an authorised radiator repair centre every twelve months (25,000 kms) for routine maintenance and warranty validation. Congratulations You have correctly installed a quality radiator assembly and the manufacturers' warranty is now offered conditionally. Correct installation procedures, quality coolant protection, and a routine maintenance schedule, will greatly reduce any unnecessary expense and inconvenience. Protect your investment – neglect is costly 92
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<strong>Radiator</strong> Installation Procedure<br />
Part B - Installing a New <strong>Radiator</strong> (Old <strong>Radiator</strong> Absent From Vehicle)<br />
As the original radiator is missing or damaged (coolant absent), no initial stray/electric current test can be performed.<br />
1. Correctly install the new radiator assembly - replace faulty or worn components Check vehicle service manual for any additional procedures applicable<br />
to radiator installation.<br />
2. Fill the system with water and treat with a quality cooling system flushing agent.<br />
(Ensure that heater is turned on and the radiator overflow bottle is cleaned).<br />
3. Drain and flush the system and re-fill with clean water.<br />
4. Perform stray/electric current test as detailed in Part A - (1) proceed with installation if result is negative - if a positive result<br />
is noted do not proceed - consult a qualified auto electrician<br />
5. Completely drain water from the system.<br />
6. Select and properly install the recommended coolant (type and dosage) for this vehicle, as specified by the vehicle manufacturers' service manual.<br />
Alternatively, choose a quality coolant that meets or exceeds Australian standard AS/NZS 21<strong>08</strong>.1-1997 (TYPE A OR B).<br />
Do not mix coolant brands or types together. Correct coolant installation is essential to ensure maximum corrosion protection<br />
for all components within the engine cooling system.<br />
7. Run vehicle engine up to normal operating temperature and inspect all components for leaks. Warning: do not remove radiator cap<br />
8. Fully complete and sign the attached radiator installation certificate, failure to do so may void the radiator manufacturers' warranty.<br />
(place in glove box)<br />
9. Vehicle must be returned to an authorised radiator repair centre every twelve months (25,000 kms) for routine maintenance and warranty validation.<br />
Congratulations<br />
You have correctly installed a quality radiator assembly and the manufacturers' warranty is now offered conditionally. Correct installation procedures,<br />
quality coolant protection, and a routine maintenance schedule, will greatly reduce any unnecessary expense and inconvenience.<br />
Protect your investment – neglect is costly<br />
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