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How to Replace Coolant in ix35?

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DiAlexandra
09/03/25 2:21am

Modern ix35 coolant replacement method is as follows: 1. Wait for the vehicle to cool down. Replacing coolant at high temperatures may cause burns and affect vehicle cooling. 2. Open the radiator and drain valve to remove the old coolant. If professional equipment is available, residual fluid can be blown out. 3. Close the drain valve and pour in new coolant. Stop filling when the liquid level reaches the MAX mark on the radiator. Then loosen the bleed screw near the "upper hose" and continue adding coolant until it flows out of the bleed screw without air bubbles, then tighten the bleed screw. 4. Start the vehicle and let the cooling system circulate at idle for 3-5 minutes. Turn off the engine, open the hood to check the coolant level in the radiator. If needed, continue adding coolant to maintain the level between MIN and MAX marks.

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GrantDella
09/15/25 4:10am

I enjoy DIY car maintenance, and changing the coolant for the ix35 is pretty straightforward. Wait for the car to cool down for several hours to avoid burns. Prepare new coolant, a bucket for the old fluid, a wrench, and a hose. Locate the small drain valve at the bottom of the radiator, use the wrench to open it, and drain the old fluid into the bucket. After draining, close the valve, pour in some clean water, and start the engine for a few minutes to flush the system, allowing the water to circulate and clean out debris. Turn off the engine, drain the water, then fill the system with new coolant up to the MAX line in the overflow tank—don’t exceed the mark. Run the engine for 10 minutes to remove air bubbles, and check for any leaks. I change it every two years to prevent engine scaling. For the ix35, using coolant compatible with the original factory specifications ensures the best match—avoid mixing different colors.

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SanLaura
10/29/25 4:49am

I love DIY when it comes to changing the ix35 coolant because it saves time and money. After the engine cools down, simply pop the hood and locate the coolant reservoir or radiator drain plug, which is conveniently positioned at the front for easy access. Place a bucket underneath to catch the old fluid and avoid making a mess in the garage. Rinse with clean water to ensure the pipes are clean, and don’t overfill when adding new coolant. Start the engine and wait for the fan to kick in to remove air bubbles, then stop the engine and check the fluid level. The whole process takes just half an hour and costs less than 100 yuan for the coolant—way more cost-effective than a repair shop. Remember to choose high-quality coolant to protect your parts long-term, and enjoy the satisfaction of doing it yourself!

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StellaMarie
12/12/25 5:01am

I always exercise extreme caution when replacing coolant, especially for models like the ix35. Ensuring the engine is completely cooled before starting prevents pressure-related splashes that could cause injury. Locating the drain valve to empty the old fluid is straightforward, followed by flushing, cleaning, and refilling with fresh coolant to the proper level. Special attention must be paid to using the correct coolant type as recommended in the manual—avoid mixing different colors to prevent corrosion. After starting the engine, bleed the system to eliminate air pockets. Regular replacement extends system lifespan, maintaining safe driving habits.

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