Checking the coolant level

The coolant level should be checked at regular intervals, approximately every 4 weeks and also before any major trip. For topping up, even in the warm season, use only a mixture of antifreeze concentrate and pure lime-free water.

Attention! To continue the trip, especially in summer, you can add clean water. However, the antifreeze concentration should be adjusted as soon as possible.

Coolant level on a cold engine (coolant temperature +20°C) must be between the FULL and LOW marks (F and L).

1. Add coolant before the coolant level reaches the LOW mark on a cold engine.

2. Add cold coolant only when the engine is cold to avoid engine damage.

Attention! Open the cap only on the expansion tank, never open the radiator cap on a hot engine. When opening, put a rag on the radiator cap.

3. Perform a visual leak test if the coolant level drops in a short time.

Type	amount of liquid
with manual transmission	5.0 l
with automatic transmission	6.0 l