1998 CHEVROLET S10 Owners Manual

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual The coolant level should be at least up. to  .the ADD .ma&. 
A. C.oalant /Recovery Tank 
B. .Radiator Pres,sure Cap 
C, .EQgine:-Fm 
If .$he coolant imide. the coolant te.coxe’ty tmk IS: boiling, 
d

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual .. 
Later and radiator hoses, and otherengine 
parts,  can  be-very hot.  Don’t  touch  them, 
If you 
do, you can be burned. 
Don’t 
run the  engine if there-is a leak. If you run 
the engine, it

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
h ciild. weather,. Walter can freeze -and crack  the 
enghe, radiator, heater core ;and other parts, 
Use 
the r~co~mende.dcool~~t  and the proper 
coolant mixture. 
You can b-e burned i.f yo

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual How to Add Coolant to the Radiator 
1. You can  remove  the  radiator  pressure.  cap  when 
the 
caoling system,. including the  rachator  pressure 
cap 
and upper  radiator haw; is no longer  hot.

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual 3. Fill  the radiator with the propet.DEX-COOL@ 
coolant  mixture, up to the  base of the  filler neck. 
(See “Engine Coolant” .in the Index for more. 
-information about -the proper coolant mixtu

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual 6. Start the engine.and let it run  until you can feel the 
upper  radiator  hose  gettirsg  hot.  Watch  out  for.the 
engine  cooling 
fan. 
8. Then  replace  the  pressure  cap, At any time during

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CHEVROLET S10 1998  Owners Manual En,gfne Fan Noise If a Tire Goes Flat 
You may also hear this fan noise when y0.u start the. 
engine..  It, will 99 away as the fan  clutch  disengages. 
If s unusual for a tire tc! “blow  aut.”