It's not neccesary... When removing the coolant bypass lines from the TB, just put a small container under it to catch what comes out..then just top it back up later when your done.
? Re: removal of upper intake chamber [2VZ-FE]
Is draining the coolant from the engine block necessary? what'll happen if i don't drain all the coolant b4 removing upper air intake chamber?
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thanks jet!
reason i'm asking is b/c i'm having trouble locating the other 2 drain cocks.
reason i'm asking is b/c i'm having trouble locating the other 2 drain cocks.
Which ones do you mean? The only drain cock I know of is on the radiator...monito said:thanks jet!
reason i'm asking is b/c i'm having trouble locating the other 2 drain cocks.
http://tril.shineautoproject.com/camry/90/Cooling.pdfTBayToyotaBoy said:Which ones do you mean? The only drain cock I know of is on the radiator...
If you look at page CO-5, you'll see the sketches that point the location of all 3 drain cocks.
I'm having trouble locating the drain cocks on the engine block.
TBoy, there are 2 bolts on the engine block itself that are removed when draining coolant. There a PITA to get to!, so in most cases, you can leave them in when doing work.
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