What are the steps for adding coolant?

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VonNorah
07/30/25 1:48am
When the large reservoir is filled to approximately 4kg and the small reservoir to around 2kg, start the engine and turn on the heater to expel any moisture and air. While keeping the engine running, continue adding coolant until it reaches the normal operating level. Do not add the coolant too quickly. Monitor the process dynamically while filling to prevent spills or leaks.
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