STOP Draining Coolant! You Don’t Need To When Replacing a Thermostat

Описание: When replacing a thermostat, many people assume the radiator must be fully drained — but in most cases, that’s completely unnecessary.

In this video, I explain why you don’t need to drain the antifreeze when replacing a thermostat, how the cooling system actually works, and when draining coolant does make sense. This simple knowledge can save you time, money, and a huge mess in your driveway.

You’ll learn:

✅How coolant sits in the system during thermostat replacement

✅When draining antifreeze is NOT required

✅Common thermostat replacement mistakes

✅How to minimize coolant loss

✅When you should drain the cooling system

This applies to most vehicles, including Ford, Chevy, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and more.

💡 DIY auto repair doesn’t have to be complicated — knowing why you’re doing something matters.

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