Using a 6 mm socket hexagon wrench, loosen the radiator bleeder plug from the radiator support service hole. Run car, use a small hose leading to reservoir, when coolant comes out and does not have bubbles, close it.
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
2008 Toyota Prius, Bleed screw on top of radiator
Remove the 6 clips and radiator support opening cover
Using a 6 mm socket hexagon wrench, loosen the radiator bleeder plug from the radiator support service hole. Run car, use a small hose leading to reservoir, when coolant comes out and does not have bubbles, close it.
Using a 6 mm socket hexagon wrench, loosen the radiator bleeder plug from the radiator support service hole. Run car, use a small hose leading to reservoir, when coolant comes out and does not have bubbles, close it.
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