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How to Replace the Coolant of the BMW F800 GS

Model: Bmw F800gs
Part: Antifreeze coolant

Video tutorial

In today's video, we will see the main steps to replace the coolant or antifreeze of the BMW F800 GS motorcycle. First, place the bike on its centre stand and start by disconnecting the coolant hose from the water pump, allowing the old fluid to drain into a container; then open the radiator cap and pour in the new coolant (of the correct type for your radiator).

At this point, circulate the fluid by starting the engine, topping up if necessary!


Updated on 8 June 2026 by ScegliAuto


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