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How to bleed the cooling liquid thermostat of a Renault DCi F9Q engine

Model: Renault Renault Various
Part: Engine

In this video we see how to bleed the thermostat of the cooling liquid of a Renault F9Q DCi engine: in the footage we see the return circuit with all its elements, we see the temperature sensor and the purge screw, which allows us to discharge the system. Of course, this operation should not be done with the engine hot, otherwise we run the risk of burning ourselves. Check that there are no whitish traces that indicate a water leak; micro-leaks are very common on this type of model. The electrical connector is easily removed by pulling the plastic clip, and inside we see traces of the passage of the liquid.

Posted on 29 May 2024 by ScegliAuto

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