Oil Change
Type 10W30
Volume Required
Oil Filter
Engine Bay Clean & Degrease
Water Flush
http://www.fordaustraliaforums.com/forum/showthread.php?43224-bf-coolant-changing-procedure
heres what the gregorys service says,auto trans 8.9L
Procedure
Allow engine to cool
Flushing
Remove the cap from the surge tank
Remove the drain plug from the bottom of the radiator
Once the system is completely drained, flush the radiator with fresh water from a garden hose until water runs clear
Remove the overflow hose from the coolant recovery reservoir( expansion
tank). Drain the reservoir and flush it with clean water, then reconnect
the hose
Refiling
Refit the drain plug & tighten
Place the heater temperature control in the maximum position
Loosen the coolant supply tank hose at the thermostat ( this allows all the air to be pushed out as you fill the system)
Slowly add the new coolant to the radiator ( expansion tank ) until it
is full ( I buy the right coolant from Ford) Keep filling until a stream
of coolant flows from the thermostat housing fitting, then reattach the
hose. Add coolant to the reservoir ( expansion tank) up to the Full Hot
Mark
Leave Expansion cap off & run the Engine ( until the thermostat
opens & coolant begins flowing thru the radiator ) & let it
cool. Add more coolant to bring the level back to the expansion tank
filler neck
Squeeze the upper Radiator hose to expel air,then add more coolant if necessary.
Refit expansion tank Cap
Run Engine, allow to reach normal operating temperature, & check for any leaks
NB if buying coolant from Auto shop, also buy distilled water( coolant
in the system must 50/50 mixture water & anti Freeze/ anti
corroision )
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