Drain the radiator by opening the petcock on the bottom using the pliers to start the screw. Remove the upper and lower radiator hoses, using a screwdriver to loosen the clamps. 2. Remove the radiator overflow hose by pulling it off Remove the radiator overflow hose by pulling it off. L...
Pulling the brake disk (rotor) may take a few soft raps with a plastic mallet to loosen rust’s grip in order to slide if off. With the disk removed the parking brake is exposed. There are springs top and bottom that hold everything together. The top springs are under a good deal to...
located directly below the radiator hose, by using a 12 mm socket and a socket wrench. Allow the remaining coolant to drain into the drain pan, then screw the drain bolt into place. Tighten the bolt to 7.2 foot-pounds by using a torque wrench. ...
Here’s how to sow seeds and what that means exactly. Get your garden started with this handy guide.
Hold the pipe in place and screw the slip nuts in appropriately. If a pipe is too short: Measure the length that must be added. Head to your local DIY store and buy a suitable pipe, ensuring the correct diameter. Use a hacksaw to cut the pipe down to the exact size required. Add ...
If your new kitchen tap installation requires you to use flexible tap connectors, you may first need to screw these into the base of your tap. If not, ensure that you fit the copper tubing and brass thread according to manufacturer directions. Ensure that you follow the correct procedure for...