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yes. that should work. the long life coolant should last 30k miles easily and most of the coolant in the market is compatible. Originally Posted by Spooler Agree, I see

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Old 12-31-2014, 04:17 PM   #16 (permalink)
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yes. that should work. the long life coolant should last 30k miles easily and most of the coolant in the market is compatible.

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Agree, I see no need to get crazy with it. Just make sure you do it every 30,000 miles.
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WHERE IS THE STUPID COOLANT DRAIN PLUG. I FOUND A HOSE THAT TURNS FOREVER ON THE PASSENGER SIDE. NISSAN MANUAL SHOWS THE PLUG ON DRIVER SIDE? I HAVE A ZSPEED UNDERSHIELD. PLEASE HELP!!!
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/370Z/Coupe/2013/CO.pdf
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WHERE IS THE STUPID COOLANT DRAIN PLUG. I FOUND A HOSE THAT TURNS FOREVER ON THE PASSENGER SIDE. NISSAN MANUAL SHOWS THE PLUG ON DRIVER SIDE? I HAVE A ZSPEED UNDERSHIELD. PLEASE HELP!!!
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/370Z/Coupe/2013/CO.pdf
The drain plug is on the lefts side if you were looking at the front of the car... so yes the passenger side. That little piece of silicone hose is there just to guide the coolant downward so it doesn't get all over the place. You can pull the hose off to get a better view of the plug
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Drain plug is right under that silicone piece of tubing, left side or passenger side of the radiator. Turning the tubing doesn't loosen the plug. You need to get a large phillips head screw driver up in there to unscrew it.
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Drain plug is right under that silicone piece of tubing, left side or passenger side of the radiator. Turning the tubing doesn't loosen the plug. You need to get a large phillips head screw driver up in there to unscrew it.
Anyone know what the ID (inner diameter) of this hose is? Mine appears to have fell off at some point, but think it's a good idea to get one on there before doing the drain/fill.
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Anyone know what the ID (inner diameter) of this hose is? Mine appears to have fell off at some point, but think it's a good idea to get one on there before doing the drain/fill.
According to page CO-10 of the FSM (see link in post above), it's 15-16 mm ID and 145 mm long.
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