1992 Mazda 626 "radiator" Questions

change radiator how do i remove and replace the radiator in a 1992 Mazda 626 its fairly simple. First open pet **** valve on bottom of radiator (if applicable) to drain fluid then remove upper and ...

HOW DO I BLEED A RADIATOR ON A MAZDA 626 Some vehicles have a bleed valve at the thermostat. If you can not find one I recommend having it vacuum filled, that is how our shop does it. If you can not ...

The process of replacing a radiator please First open the drain port on the bottom of the radiator and let it empty , then you want to take the top and bottom hose off, next remove the cooling fans ...

How change antifreeze in car raditor? Change antifreeze in car raditor At the bottom of the radiator there is a plastic knob this is the petcock drain plug it can be hard to see and turn so you may ...

cooling/electrical one of my radiator fans remains on after I shut off me engine How long does it remain on for? This is quite normal. It should switch of once the radiator temperature drops.. Its ...

... Spark Plugs (+Wires), Water Pump, Valve-Cover gasket, Head Gasket, Thermostat, Fan Motors, Flushed radiator. Vehicle is still overheating after 1-2 hours of running, if we turn on heater it will ...

i need to flush the water from my radiator out and fill it in with new water and intercooler. but i dont know how to flush it out, need some help please The way that I flushed mine out was to remove ...

...located in my 1995 mazda 626 The thermostat is located on the engine block, where the upper radiator hose connects to the engine. You'll see a large elbow-like component that is attached to ...

the plastic column at the end of the radiator has a hole in it. can this be replaced individually or am i stuck having to buy a whole new radiator? Radiator shops can replace the plastic radiator ...

I'm trying to find the radiator on a 2001 mazda 626. Could you find a picture of what I'm looking for? On this car the radiator is hard to see from the top accept for the fill spout. In the picture I ...