I usually pull one end of the lower hose off the radiator and allow the system to drain then, reattach and fill with antifreeze. Start car and let it idle for 30 minutes, (keeping the radiator cap off to bleed the air out) and top off the coolant level.
It is important to maintain the proper fluids in a vehicle. A 1997 Toyota Corolla XL uses 10W30 type oil.
Yes, your fluids should be flushed every so often.
AnswerHave you checked the fluids (e.g. oil, coolant, transmission fluid)? When the car is working harder--as in driving faster-- it generates more heat. The car sheds heat through its fluids. If the fluids are full then it sounds like the coolant is restructed. Take it to a radiator shop.
Type of fluid should be on the oil filler cap. Probably one of the ATF fluids.
Urine because you can change the fluids often.
change the wiper fluids, or get it checked out
I had mine changed out in an hour, that includes draining the fluids.
I would guess: -New belts including timing -flush all fluids (radiator, brake, transmission, etc) -replace spark plugs and wires
NO.
Five quarts of oil with filter change (don't know radiator and other fluids capacities)
A radiator is defective if fluids are leaking out of the radiator or there is a leak of steam. Or, if thecore is blocked, the radiator will remain cold or just slightly warm in places.
If you can unbolt the cooler then unbolt it whatever way is easiest. Then remove the radiator. If it is part of the radiator itself then drain the radiator first completely and then disconnect the tranny lines and try to plug them if possible or put then draining into a container. Dont want to mix the fluids. Then remove the radiator. That should be it. That is way that I have done it before.