| 1. Carefully unscrew the radiator cap, wrapped wad of rags. |
| 2. Turn the heater control lever to position "hot". |
 | 3. Remove the radiator drain plug (arrow). |
| 4. Pour the liquid into the container, taking care that the liquid does not hit the drive belts or rubber parts. |
| 5. If necessary, remove the expansion tank, drain the remaining liquid and rinse. |
 | 6. Place a container under the drain plug of the cylinder (arrow). |
 | 7. Remove the plug on the cylinder block, then remove the bleed hole (fitting specified by an arrow). Drain the cylinder. |
| 8. Screw the drain plug, fill the radiator with clean water. After the water pour out of the engine screw and tighten the drain plug of the cylinder. |
| 9. Continue to pour water until the water does not flow out of the vent hole. Screw the plug holes and tighten with the set moment. |
| 10. Fill with water up to the MAX expansion tank, tighten the neck of the radiator cap. |
| 11. Start the engine and warm up until the turns on the auxiliary cooling fan. Bring 2-3 revs up to 3000 rev / min, stop the engine and wait until it cools down. |
| 12. Repeat steps in as long as the water runs clear. |
| 13. Drain and repeat the steps in the but this time, pour antifreeze in the correct proportions. Grease drain plug cylinder fixing structure and tighten with the set moment. |
| 14. Start the engine and warm up to operating temperature, stop the engine and wait until it cools down. |
| 15. Make sure there are no leaks from under disassemble connections. Check the fluid level in the expansion tank, top up if necessary. |
The procedure is performed in a fully cooled down engine, according to safety work with toxic liquids. 
