How Do You Flush The Radiator In A Subaru Out?
The radiator is an essential part of the Subaru Outback’s coolant system and to keep it operating effectively an owner should perform routine maintenance. The flushing of the radiator every other year is an integral part of the process. This task is easy enough that anyone can do it, because it doesn’t require an in-depth knowledge of auto mechanics. Make sure to park the Subaru Outback on a level surface and set the parking brake. Open the hood to check the external temperature of the radiator. Be sure to prop the hood open securely before putting your hands and arms into the engine compartment. If the radiator is warm, allow the radiator to cool down before you proceed. Start removing the radiator cap with one full turn, step back to allow the pressure to release and then remove the cap completely. You need to step back and pause because the internal pressure can cause the radiator to erupt and burn anyone in the area. Position a 2-gallon bucket or tray beneath the radiator and below
