[S00NR1]

Ya, so I am in Colleyville for the Holidays and therefore won't be able to have my ONE buddies up in OKC to help me out with this, lol.

So, I figured I would give this a shot this week but after reading some of the how-to threads and about 5 other threads on the coolant flush on maxima.org, I was hoping that someone down here might have done it on a 5th gen Max and could help me out tomorrow or some other time this week since the weather looks like its gonna be pretty nice.

Thanks guys.

 

[seximagtr]

Ya, so I am in Colleyville for the Holidays and therefore won't be able to have my ONE buddies up in OKC to help me out with this, lol.

So, I figured I would give this a shot this week but after reading some of the how-to threads and about 5 other threads on the coolant flush on maxima.org, I was hoping that someone down here might have done it on a 5th gen Max and could help me out tomorrow or some other time this week since the weather looks like its gonna be pretty nice.

Thanks guys.

it's a one man job - and it's really easy to do.... what part were you un sure about?

 

[S00NR1]

No one thing in particular, but a general rule I go by is when working on a car and performing a service for the first time, it couldn't hurt having someone who has done it before to help out. I guess I will just go ahead and give this a shot myself........nothin else to do today anyway. I am going to run up to Toyota of Grapevine and buy some Toyota Red coolant and then on to Wal-Mart for about 10 gallons of distilled water for the flush.