Yup Ryan Murphy. I have a 2009 Yaris sedan. I changed mine a few years ago. I used the oem toyota pink Hoat coolant. The dude even said in this video it was the original 14 year old coolant and lasted that well. Didn’t look dirty and held up. It’s a 7 year or 100 thousand mile whichever cokes first coolant. It’s amazing stuff. He should’ve just spent the extra couple Bucks and got it from Toyota. I spent $20 here in Illinois for mine when I changed it couple years back.
The engine block drain plug is under the exhaust manifold which can be loosened/tightened with a 10mm socket. YES, I'll replace drained coolant with Toyota brand PINK coolant. "The Car Care Nut" channel also emphasizes to replace with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
@4:41 you mention that the system self-burps. Could you tell me where you could see the burp happening? FYI, I flushed and replaced my coolant on my 2003 Toyota Echo last night and saw it burp in the coolant reservoir by itself while the engine was running.
I also want to mention the Supertech coolant you used is excellent. It's manufactured by Prestone and I've personally used it in many different vehicles for well over a decade and hundreds of thousands of miles with no problems whatsoever. It has superior heat transfer properties compared to OEM Toyota coolant in that it doesn't have any phosphates in it.
I normally always use 50/50 asian red premix because the yaris and most toyotas, particularly these tiny types, use very specific coolants. But good to know you can use this type as well I guess?
The problem is not so much the coolant but the 14 years of not doing the change. However, these cars are practically bulletproof, so it doesn't really matter
How do you know all the water came out? You can never extract all the coolant. That's why the second flysh was still pink. I think if you go with water, you need to do nrw coolant flysh few times so all water come out.
@@VegasRoManiacReviews , or add concentrate equal to the amount of water left in the engine, then top up with the mix. The amount left in the system is equal to the overall capacity minus the amount of the last water drain.
Hey man! By any chance can u tell me if ur coolant over flow tank bubbles and boils when the engine is hot. Mine does that not sure if it’s normal or not
Can you please make a video of how to install block heater? I have yaris 2009 and i want to install block heater. but i can't find any youtube video on how to install block heater on yaris 2009. Thanks.
Hi is it necessary to lift the car ? Since i dont have the equipment to lift up the car or maybe i could use the lift rack which comes with the spare tire ? But i dont think the level will be equal.
@@VegasRoManiacReviews Awesome, watching this makes me want to look for a used Yaris of this generation to purchase. Super reliable and holds up great over time.
@@natsimeb1755 Flush the system again and put in 50/50 red asian coolant. You have to use distilled water ONLY when you add water - but always use 50/50 whether you mix or purchasing already mixed. Your water pump may be semi seized making it hard to start thanks to particulates in tap water. Do flush and refill with right stuff then try removing the belt and turning the water pump by hand to investigate, get it turning and then put belt back on and start it up. If not starting make sure there is not another problem going on, including damaged thermostat which you may then have to replace. Drain and save 50/50 coolant you added, change thermostat and then readd and start up.
The OEM SLLC coolant can last 4 years or 80K miles. That yellow stuff (coolant) can last 2 years, which is not a long life coolant. I rather go for the every 4 years cycle change with the ORM coolant. [Note: the OEM factory filled coolant in Toyota cars can go for 8 years or 160k miles.]
you have not done a full flush. YOU NEED TO GO AND DRAIN FROM THE BLOCK. IT'S UNDER THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD 10MM VERY EASY TO REACH. DONT BE FULLED BY THE MANUAL PHOTO THAT MAKES YOU THINK IT'S IN THE FRONT BY THE INTAKE MANIFOLD. IT'S BEHIND THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD. THAT'S HOW YOU DO A FLUSH. YOU NEED TO GET ALL THAT DISTILED WATER FROM THE BLOCK. IT WILL NEVER COME OUT UNLESS YOU DRAIN THE BLOCK. ALSO YOU NEED PINK COOLANT, NOT GREEN. LEANR HOW TO DO STUFF AND GO BACK TO HE MANUAL, THEN YOU CAN TEACH PEOPLE. I CAN SEND YOU THE PDF IF YOU DONT HAVE IT. WITH SOME THINGS IN THE TOYOTA AND OTHER CARS YOU HAVE TO USE OEM STUFF. ONE OF THOSE THINGS IS THE COOLANT IN TOYOTA AND HEAD GASKET.
Thanks for telling MEeee the engine block drain plug is under the exhaust manifold which can be loosened/tightened with a 10mm socket. YES, I'll replace drained coolant with Toyota brand PINK coolant. "The Car Care Nut" channel also emphasizes to replace with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
Thanks for telling MEeee the engine block drain plug is under the exhaust manifold which can be loosened/tightened with a 10mm socket. YES, I'll replace drained coolant with Toyota brand PINK coolant. "The Car Care Nut" channel also emphasizes to replace with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
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It's an aluminum block you need the pink coolant for that Asian Motor . Otherwise you can do some serious damage
Me personally putting boiled water in and engine running perfect. Got a 2007 Yaris 1.3 petrol for over 5 years now.
Yup Ryan Murphy. I have a 2009 Yaris sedan. I changed mine a few years ago. I used the oem toyota pink Hoat coolant. The dude even said in this video it was the original 14 year old coolant and lasted that well. Didn’t look dirty and held up. It’s a 7 year or 100 thousand mile whichever cokes first coolant. It’s amazing stuff. He should’ve just spent the extra couple
Bucks and got it from Toyota. I spent $20 here in Illinois for mine when I changed it couple years back.
It’s a Mazda engine if anything you need Mazda compatible coolant but regardless most coolants will be fine
@@saqif200no it’s not
No you dont if fully flushed including the heater matrix, just use oat no need for Toyota expensive stuff which will never be Toyota just generic
Very clear explanation on this job! My 2015 Yaris looks to be the same exact setup as yours.
I'm happy it helped you
The engine block drain plug is under the exhaust manifold which can be loosened/tightened with a 10mm socket. YES, I'll replace drained coolant with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
"The Car Care Nut" channel also emphasizes to replace with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
@4:41 you mention that the system self-burps. Could you tell me where you could see the burp happening?
FYI, I flushed and replaced my coolant on my 2003 Toyota Echo last night and saw it burp in the coolant reservoir by itself while the engine was running.
Great video, thank you! I may have missed it but did you open the drain valve the back of block?
This was fantastic - cheers. Flushing a 2002 Echo over here.
Its a Great tutorial! I just got a question, Did you drain the distilled water from the reservoir as well or just from the knob?
I also want to mention the Supertech coolant you used is excellent. It's manufactured by Prestone and I've personally used it in many different vehicles for well over a decade and hundreds of thousands of miles with no problems whatsoever. It has superior heat transfer properties compared to OEM Toyota coolant in that it doesn't have any phosphates in it.
Great to know...
I normally always use 50/50 asian red premix because the yaris and most toyotas, particularly these tiny types, use very specific coolants. But good to know you can use this type as well I guess?
@@beebacheeba The Supertech coolant is superior to the OEM Toyota SLL coolant and it's equivalents, point blank and period.
@@coolantkid3428 WRONG…
Why is his statement about the coolant wrong?
Great video only problem is you used wrong coolant
Why wrong ? It's for all cars .. right there on the label .. maybe wrong color
@@VegasRoManiacReviewsI would stick to the manufacturer on coolant and thermostat
The problem is not so much the coolant but the 14 years of not doing the change. However, these cars are practically bulletproof, so it doesn't really matter
@sbotthaus yes .. simple tech that works
Walmart now carries supertech red for toyota antifreeze.
Coolant was so clear there was definitely no need for changing. Was it really 14 years old?
Yes, I bought the car in 07
How do you know all the water came out? You can never extract all the coolant. That's why the second flysh was still pink. I think if you go with water, you need to do nrw coolant flysh few times so all water come out.
True
@@VegasRoManiacReviews , or add concentrate equal to the amount of water left in the engine, then top up with the mix. The amount left in the system is equal to the overall capacity minus the amount of the last water drain.
Hey man! By any chance can u tell me if ur coolant over flow tank bubbles and boils when the engine is hot. Mine does that not sure if it’s normal or not
I don't have any bubbles at any point .. this car is spot on so far .. never saw it overheat .
@@VegasRoManiacReviews thanks for the reply
that sounds like a bad head gasket, or a crack in the head or the block. I suppose you would know that by now, it's been a year since your comment.
@@bob-who-must-not-be-named8522stuck water thermostat??
This video helped a lot.
thanks for making this video, and liked the Polish(?) accent.
Salut, cât de des se recomandă efectuarea acestei proceduri?
In manual în vegas dealers recomanda tot la doi ani... Eu am cam întârziat
Can you please make a video of how to install block heater? I have yaris 2009 and i want to install block heater. but i can't find any youtube video on how to install block heater on yaris 2009. Thanks.
Sorry I live in Vegas even getting one shipped here would be a task
i have toyota xa the coolant keep dropping when i drive
great and very informative video..
I'm Happy you liked it
Hi is it necessary to lift the car ? Since i dont have the equipment to lift up the car or maybe i could use the lift rack which comes with the spare tire ? But i dont think the level will be equal.
No , You dotn have to lift or
Thank you
Does the distilled water first flush was hot ??
Thanks!
I think you need to do it on a flat surface
It helps a bit but doesn't change much
@@VegasRoManiacReviews groovy 👍
Excellent work. How many miles did the car have when doing this flush?
150k
@@VegasRoManiacReviews Awesome, watching this makes me want to look for a used Yaris of this generation to purchase. Super reliable and holds up great over time.
@@coolantkid3428 u definitely should
@@VegasRoManiacReviewsthey didnt drive much ...my yaris is doing 160 after 11 years..gonna do this soon..the manual says to change after 160k
I put normal tap water in the coolant and the cars engine if not waking. Can you help
I'm not sure I understand your question
@@VegasRoManiacReviews i put normal water in the coolant and then my won't start
@@natsimeb1755 Flush the system again and put in 50/50 red asian coolant. You have to use distilled water ONLY when you add water - but always use 50/50 whether you mix or purchasing already mixed. Your water pump may be semi seized making it hard to start thanks to particulates in tap water. Do flush and refill with right stuff then try removing the belt and turning the water pump by hand to investigate, get it turning and then put belt back on and start it up. If not starting make sure there is not another problem going on, including damaged thermostat which you may then have to replace. Drain and save 50/50 coolant you added, change thermostat and then readd and start up.
@@beebacheeba Whoa! That was a really detailed reply. Are you an auto mechanic?
That old o.e.m. toyota pink coolant is better than your new yellow stuff mr. shade tree.
Based on what ? Color ?
The OEM SLLC coolant can last 4 years or 80K miles.
That yellow stuff (coolant) can last 2 years, which is not a long life coolant.
I rather go for the every 4 years cycle change with the ORM coolant.
[Note: the OEM factory filled coolant in Toyota cars can go for 8 years or 160k miles.]
Toyota usa el rojo con base etilenglicol. Lean el manual de usuario.
Cool
I thought I’d be able to do it but it looks like I need a professional hehe
It's easy , im a monkey with wrenches
this car needs the same pink coolant(toyota sllc) and only,not that yellow water you put in !
No it doesn't . They lied to you
You shouldn't put that trash green coolant in your car. Keep using red Toyota brand stuff
😂😂
Use to be red, now the new SLLC toyota coolant is pink since 2004.
you have not done a full flush. YOU NEED TO GO AND DRAIN FROM THE BLOCK. IT'S UNDER THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD 10MM VERY EASY TO REACH. DONT BE FULLED BY THE MANUAL PHOTO THAT MAKES YOU THINK IT'S IN THE FRONT BY THE INTAKE MANIFOLD. IT'S BEHIND THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD. THAT'S HOW YOU DO A FLUSH. YOU NEED TO GET ALL THAT DISTILED WATER FROM THE BLOCK. IT WILL NEVER COME OUT UNLESS YOU DRAIN THE BLOCK.
ALSO YOU NEED PINK COOLANT, NOT GREEN. LEANR HOW TO DO STUFF AND GO BACK TO HE MANUAL, THEN YOU CAN TEACH PEOPLE. I CAN SEND YOU THE PDF IF YOU DONT HAVE IT. WITH SOME THINGS IN THE TOYOTA AND OTHER CARS YOU HAVE TO USE OEM STUFF. ONE OF THOSE THINGS IS THE COOLANT IN TOYOTA AND HEAD GASKET.
Didn't blow.. It works this way too aparently
Thanks for telling MEeee the engine block drain plug is under the exhaust manifold which can be loosened/tightened with a 10mm socket. YES, I'll replace drained coolant with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
"The Car Care Nut" channel also emphasizes to replace with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
Thanks for telling MEeee the engine block drain plug is under the exhaust manifold which can be loosened/tightened with a 10mm socket. YES, I'll replace drained coolant with Toyota brand PINK coolant.
"The Car Care Nut" channel also emphasizes to replace with Toyota brand PINK coolant.