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Today we will discover the necessary instructions to disassemble and replace the engine coolant (or antifreeze) of the Kawasaki Versys 650 motorcycle. First, we put the motorcycle on the stand and start by loosening the screw of the left side fairing to access the radiator cap, in order to unscrew it; then we unscrew the antifreeze drain bolt to bleed the system, as shown in the video. We then top up with the new antifreeze, filling the reservoir up to the maximum level mark; start the engine and top up if necessary afterwards!

Posted on 6 July 2025 by ScegliAuto

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