what is the procedure i have to go through?? in the mx6 there is a filler cap, breather cap and a coolant reservoir… where do i add the antifreeze?? do i have to also add water? if so then where would i have to add the water? do i have to start my car or not? i know the car has to be cool… any help would be great



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2 Responses to How Do You Refill The Radiator Coolant In A 1995 Mazda Mx6 V6??

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teameple

February 7th, 2010 at 10:59 am

There are premixed antifreeze’s and non mixed. So adding water depends on which type you get. I don’t like paying for the premixed because I can buy the water cheaper then what they want for theirs. I mix mine 50-50, there are directions for how much water to add to the antifreeze to provide for the winters you have in your area.
As for adding water, if it is normal maintenance you add it to the coolant reservoir. This should be checked when the engine is warm. If the radiator cap is working as designed it will keep the system full.
If you have had to open the system, or you feel that if may be low, open the radiator cap and add. The problem with this is that it will not bleed the system and the heater may not work. The it this is the case you should find the highest point in the system (sometimes the upper hose to the heater core, other times the upper radiator hose) and add the antifreeze at this point by disconnecting the hose and pouring water in it till it comes out the open part of the system (the radiator cap need to be on for this by the way).
Good luck.

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whiskey1

February 7th, 2010 at 10:59 am

keep it off look under your hood, and like it should say like radiator coolant add here or some crap like that, look in your owners manual and it will tell u how much to put in there, and no u don’t have to add water …good luck dude

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