fjrman
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Not a fan of the plastic coolant tank. Plastic is so thick and opaque it's difficult to see the liquid level.
The level markings on the side of the tank are difficult to see.
Obviously the level changes with liquid temperature. Owner's Manual doesn't make a distinction between cold and warm levels.
I've always checked the cold level before the first start of the day.
From the Manual:
"We recommend you check the engine coolant level every time you refuel. Check the reserve tank."
Not likely!
The level markings on the side of the tank are difficult to see.
Obviously the level changes with liquid temperature. Owner's Manual doesn't make a distinction between cold and warm levels.
I've always checked the cold level before the first start of the day.
From the Manual:
"We recommend you check the engine coolant level every time you refuel. Check the reserve tank."
Not likely!
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