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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Auckland, NZ
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After 5 years and 68,000 km, I thought that it was time to change the coolant on the MB. As I was doing the annual oil change, this seemed like the perfect time.
But what a mission to remove the plastic panel under the front bumper. There are so many clips and screws that I decided to leave it for another day! You would have to wonder why Ford made it so difficult. On the Accord, I just reach down to the lower radiator tank and undo the drain plug. Surely it doesn't have to be this difficult??? Sent from somewhere using Tapatalk
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Coolant change
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