I just wanted to know where to pour the antifreeze in a 1196 toyota camry. I know I should pour it in the radiator or something but I'm not sure where that is?

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How to Flush a Car Radiator (DIY)

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5 hours ago - remove the top radiator hose and the bottom radiator hose and put the hose in the bottom and let it all flow out the top.

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There is a top and bottom of the hose it’s just 1 and 1 part goes on 1 hole and the other on the other hole and use new clamps. Just take the old hose to use as a guide for the correct size and diameter.

doesn't really matter
just use a bucket and mix 1/2 and 1/2 in the bucket then pour that into the radiator. It is supposed to be mixed first anyway.

The drain is always near the bottom of radiator... Sometimes there's a wing nut....just turn it to open it...Make sure you open your radiator cap so it will drain faster...Also after draining you close back off the wing nut then pour in antifreeze At the top under the radiator cap..Warning make sure your car has cooled down before opening either drain or drain plug

If coolant mix below 50% and room in tank for antifreeze, pour neat antifreeze in tank.

Run for a while and check antifreeze strength. Parts stores sell a little eye dropper with plastic colored beads to test coolant.

check your antifreeze mix, this is a common problem when your antifreeze mix is too much antifreeze and not enough water. 50/50 mix to 55/45 mix is ideal for most applications. too much antifreeze and not enough water will not transfer heat as well as the proper mixture.
make sure your mixture is 50-55% antifreeze.

You may need to "burp" the system and get the air out. When car has completely cooled, take radiator a off, start car, let it warm up (but not overheat) and see if level drops. Add coolant/water mix to top it off. Never run straight antifreeze. At most a 50/50 mix of distilled water and antifreeze.
Air can get trapped in areas of the system when its been drained. Just monitor that temp and don't risk damaging the engine by overheating.

Open the radiator if it needs fluid top it off, then move to the expansion tank. If you can't find any marks (first make sure that it is the cooling system expansion tank and not the wiper fluid or something else) then fill it halfway.

Let the engine cool down. With a catch can under the radiator unscrew the petcock. It's usually on the bottom drivers side end tank. Next disconnect the fan wiring and remove the fans. Disconnect the upper and lower radiator hoses and the overflow hoses from the radiator. Remove the two transmission cooler lines. Remove the two mounting brackets at the top of the radiator and pull the radiator out. Transfer any parts that aren't included with the new radiator and install radiator. The rest is the reverse of removal. I like to use new hose clamps and fresh antifreeze whenever i change a radiator, but it's up to you. If the original antifreeze isn't too old and you didn't get any transmission fluid in it you could reuse it you want.

drain the antifreeze, oil, and disconnect the battery ground cable (black). remove all hoses going to radiator (2 fat ones for the antifreeze and 2 small ones for the oil cooler. remove mounting bolts and top guard bolts. replace radiator, and reverse instructions. when replacing antifreeze, use half antifreeze and half water.