I have a 91 K100RS, recently acquired and I want to do a coolant change. I was wondering if there are any shortcut methods that do not require complete removal of the fuel tank. I have the Clymer manual, but seems like alot of stuff to take off just to get to the radiator fill cap.
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Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
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I have a 91 K100RS, recently acquired and I want to do a coolant change. I was wondering if there are any shortcut methods that do not require complete removal of the fuel tank. I have the Clymer manual, but seems like alot of stuff to take off just to get to the radiator fill cap.
I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
I looked at the coolant path diagram in the BMW Repair Manual and it would seem to indicate that the water pump and thus the coolant temperature sensor are on the radiator side of the thermostatic valve.
During summer change the coolant mix to 30/70 (pure water is better working fluid but needs the anti corrosive aditives) Check the pump impeler. If worn you´ll have not enough flow to cool the system Flush the radiator, with aluminium compatible product (procedure is in the can), and if possible take it to an specialist for full cleaning. Let.
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Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
During summer change the coolant mix to 30/70 (pure water is better working fluid but needs the anti corrosive aditives) Check the pump impeler. If worn you´ll have not enough flow to cool the system Flush the radiator, with aluminium compatible product (procedure is in the can), and if possible take it to an specialist for full cleaning. Let.
Change Air Filter - Jon Diaz Change Oil and Filter on a K75S - Ben Zaborowsky (September 1994) Changing Coolant / Filling the Radiator - Jon Diaz, Tom Coradeschi (January 1996) Check Valve Clearance on a K1100LT - Mike Nolan Cold Running Problems, Things to look for - Rob Lentini Coolant Change Trick - Fred Scott (September 2000).
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I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
I looked at the coolant path diagram in the BMW Repair Manual and it would seem to indicate that the water pump and thus the coolant temperature sensor are on the radiator side of the thermostatic valve.
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Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
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During summer change the coolant mix to 30/70 (pure water is better working fluid but needs the anti corrosive aditives) Check the pump impeler. If worn you´ll have not enough flow to cool the system Flush the radiator, with aluminium compatible product (procedure is in the can), and if possible take it to an specialist for full cleaning. Let.
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I looked at the coolant path diagram in the BMW Repair Manual and it would seem to indicate that the water pump and thus the coolant temperature sensor are on the radiator side of the thermostatic valve.
Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
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I looked at the coolant path diagram in the BMW Repair Manual and it would seem to indicate that the water pump and thus the coolant temperature sensor are on the radiator side of the thermostatic valve.
I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
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Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
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I looked at the coolant path diagram in the BMW Repair Manual and it would seem to indicate that the water pump and thus the coolant temperature sensor are on the radiator side of the thermostatic valve.
I have a 91 K100RS, recently acquired and I want to do a coolant change. I was wondering if there are any shortcut methods that do not require complete removal of the fuel tank. I have the Clymer manual, but seems like alot of stuff to take off just to get to the radiator fill cap.
Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
During summer change the coolant mix to 30/70 (pure water is better working fluid but needs the anti corrosive aditives) Check the pump impeler. If worn you´ll have not enough flow to cool the system Flush the radiator, with aluminium compatible product (procedure is in the can), and if possible take it to an specialist for full cleaning. Let.
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Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
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Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
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Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
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Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
I have a 91 K100RS, recently acquired and I want to do a coolant change. I was wondering if there are any shortcut methods that do not require complete removal of the fuel tank. I have the Clymer manual, but seems like alot of stuff to take off just to get to the radiator fill cap.
Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
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I have a 91 K100RS, recently acquired and I want to do a coolant change. I was wondering if there are any shortcut methods that do not require complete removal of the fuel tank. I have the Clymer manual, but seems like alot of stuff to take off just to get to the radiator fill cap.
Change Air Filter - Jon Diaz Change Oil and Filter on a K75S - Ben Zaborowsky (September 1994) Changing Coolant / Filling the Radiator - Jon Diaz, Tom Coradeschi (January 1996) Check Valve Clearance on a K1100LT - Mike Nolan Cold Running Problems, Things to look for - Rob Lentini Coolant Change Trick - Fred Scott (September 2000).
Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
During summer change the coolant mix to 30/70 (pure water is better working fluid but needs the anti corrosive aditives) Check the pump impeler. If worn you´ll have not enough flow to cool the system Flush the radiator, with aluminium compatible product (procedure is in the can), and if possible take it to an specialist for full cleaning. Let.
Changing coolant and reducing fuel tank heat in BMW K-bikes, K1, K75, K100, K1100; 700 watt alternator.
I'm changing the coolant on my 1986 K100RS. The manual specifies 2.8L in equalizing tank. What in the heck does manual mean with "in equalizing tank"? According to the instructions here, I should poor the 2.8L of mixed coolant (60% distilled water and 40% antifreeze) through the system cap until fluid just starts to come from the filler neck and flow to the overflow tank. I did that, however.
Change Air Filter - Jon Diaz Change Oil and Filter on a K75S - Ben Zaborowsky (September 1994) Changing Coolant / Filling the Radiator - Jon Diaz, Tom Coradeschi (January 1996) Check Valve Clearance on a K1100LT - Mike Nolan Cold Running Problems, Things to look for - Rob Lentini Coolant Change Trick - Fred Scott (September 2000).
I looked at the coolant path diagram in the BMW Repair Manual and it would seem to indicate that the water pump and thus the coolant temperature sensor are on the radiator side of the thermostatic valve.
Was going to replace the coolant in the K bike. However, where the manual shows a 5mm drain plug in the water/oil pump housing I have a coolant temp sensor installed for the water temp indicator. Any advice on which would be better to pull to drain the old coolant? The temp sensor or the water.
I have a 91 K100RS, recently acquired and I want to do a coolant change. I was wondering if there are any shortcut methods that do not require complete removal of the fuel tank. I have the Clymer manual, but seems like alot of stuff to take off just to get to the radiator fill cap.
Changing coolant and reducing fuel tank heat in BMW K-bikes, K1, K75, K100, K1100 Url: http://bmwmotorcycletech.info/k-coolant.htm Information: N/A Category: BMW Technical Articles Date Listed: 27 Jul 2012 Number of Reviews/Comments: 0 User Reviews/Comments: n/a Submit Comment Name: Email: (Optional) Comment: Type in the letters listed below.
Water is a better coolant (heat transfer properties) than antifreeze. I use 60/40 water/antifreeze using distilled water. Buy used K75 K100 K1100 parts HERE Reply Save Like Rema1000 #22 May 15, 2009 (Edited) HughWilliam said: I was going to put just coolant in without water but it seems very vicsous so I will dilute 50/50 which is good.
