Specifications System type - Sealed, with a radiator, expansion tank installed separately, cooling by an electric fan, the coolant pump is driven by a timing belt. Thermostat...
Cooling systems — general information The engine cooling system includes a pump from which coolant is supplied under pressure to the radiator, electric fan, thermostat, expansion tank and hoses. On...
Coolant hoses — disconnect and replace Note: See the warning at the beginning of this chapter before proceeding. If it is established by inspection that it is necessary to change the hoses, replace...
Radiator — removal, inspection and installation Note: See the caution at the beginning of this chapter. A minor leak from the radiator can be repaired without removing it with a tool "Holts Radweld". The...
Expansion tank — removal and installation Removing If required, disconnect the negative battery and coolant level sensor connector on the expansion tank cap. Unscrew the two fixing nuts, remove the...
Thermostat — removal, inspection and installation Removing Engines 1.4 and 1.6 liters Partially drain the liquid from the cooling system. Remove the rear timing belt guard. Remove the two screws securing the...
Cooling fan — check, removal and installation The cooling fan is driven by an electric motor, which is supplied with current through the ignition switch and fuse 11 (it can be installed in or under the...
Coolant Temperature Gauge Sensor Check, removal and installation The coolant temperature gauge is installed on the instrument panel, powered by a voltage stabilizer located in the same place...
Coolant level sensor Check, removal and installation On models equipped with a coolant level sensor, it is located in the expansion tank. To test the sensor on a cold engine,...
Coolant pump — removal and installation Engines 1.4 and 1.6 liters Removal and installation Drain the liquid from the cooling system. Remove the rear timing belt guard as directed in chapter 2 ....