Do you have to add oil to the radiator at any point?
1809235
No. The oil is encased in the heater. No muss, no fuss! It's a great heater!
1809236
Hi! You will not need to add oil to the radiator. We have these at work and have never had to, and those radiators are several years old.
604154
No but we have not found that to be a problem. We are currently putting a piece of reynolds wrap on the top so nothing gets in the oil.
701930
No oil. Mine doesn't require any oil to operate......just to store it in Winter....very important to Winterize the pump or freezing will damage it if water is left in the pump mechanism.
210635
yes you do have an aluminum radiator in that car. drain all coolant from vehicle. fill with water add a quarter cup of radiator cleaner. and run for 15 to 20 minutes. drain and repeat if necessary. flush radiator with water. and refill with 50:50 mixture of antifreeze
388837
It comes with oil that you add to the engine crankcase....very easy to do. You will need to buy gas for the engine. You do not need to mix oil with the gas.
1449600
I assume you a referring to the transmission cooling lines that connect to the bottom of the radiator? If so, you do not need to plug them if they are not being used. Just leave the caps on the fittings as shipped by the manufacturer. The engine cooling and transmission cooling sections of the radiator are isolated form each other.
1546681
Not necessary. It can be added to existing coolant as long as the coolant/water mixture is correct.
2126117
Read instructions (when all else fails :-)Radiator best, some newer veehickles may only have access to overflow/fill tank. Don't forget vacuum connection for best results AND PLUG VACUUM WHEN DONE. Have fun!
2155193
No, just be sure to fill the chain oil reservoir. Very pleased with the job it does also.
2009187
That's about right for a upgraded radiator. But in my situation I went with 3 gallons (bmw v8 w/upgraded radiator). Left me some for future use or emergency.
612197
yes, you could contaminate the oil with antifreeze during the manifold operation.
449522
Yes this unit comes with both oils needed. The pump is a sealed pump so no need to add oil there. The engine oil will come in a quart in the box.
1037779
I have no idea. The paperwork with it did not mention oiling and I can not find a spot to do so.
1440880
Unfortunately, it does not. The oil has to be cooled and poured. BUT, still one of the best fryers I've ever used. We do a lot of tailgates, fundraisers, and dinners, frying fish. This moves the frying along!!
1699664
Not really. There is a block of foam in the reservoir, and its ability to absorb oil is what limits the speed of adding oil. It isn't a problem, you just have to be a little patient or you will overflow the reservoir. Don't remove the foam, though. It keeps vibration from from mixing air into the oil.
101004
You add this to the fluid already in the radiator. This is not a antifreeze substitute, its an additive. If you have a cap on your radiator add through there, if no cap on radiator then add to reservoir and keep cap off for a while to allow mixing into the system.
1784761
Hi, no it doesn't need oil. It's a paper media filter. If you got a K&N; aftermarket filter that is cotton filter media, then yes, you would need oil.