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To replace the coolant in the Yamaha Tmax 530, you need to remove the side fairings of the bike, located under the footwell on both the right and left sides. Once these panels are removed, disconnect the underlying hoses in the positions shown in the video: by pouring water into the hose on the right side of the bike and leaving the one on the left open, you can bleed the system. Then, close the left hose by adding the new coolant; finally, close the right hose and reattach the corresponding fairings.

Updated on 28 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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How to replace the coolant in the BMW S1000 R

Today, we will see in this video tutorial how to bleed and replace the coolant in the BMW S1000 R motorcycle. First, place your motorcycle on a stand and start unscrewing the bleed screw located on the water pump casing, found at the bottom right; let the fluid drain into a container for about ten minutes. Now, unscrew the radiator cap and top up with the new coolant, the correct type for your radiator; fill it to the maximum level mark, starting the engine to circulate the fluid!

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