Ford 4C2Z-8A080-BC
Reservoir Tank

Begin coolant reservoir service by ensuring engine safety through the prevention of unscrewing the pressure relief cap when the engine runs hot because an underpressure coolant system emits potentially dangerous steam bursts. Turn the pressure relief cap direction counterclockwise until it reaches one half turn before removing it. Hose clamp pliers should clamp down the lower degas bottle hose so you can use a suitable suction device to draw coolant from the degas bottle. Install gas engine degas bottle by disconnecting the single coolant hose connected to the upper section of the bottle. Follow the removal of bolts to place the degas bottle in position before tightening bolts to 6 Nm (53 inch lbs). Disconnect the lower degas bottle hose that supplies coolant and safely take out the degas bottle from the vehicle. When installation is complete follow the opposite steps of removal while filling the degas bottle.

The first step to serve the coolant reservoir includes draining the cooling system. Gas engines require service of the coolant reservoir through disconnecting one hose at the degas bottle. Then detach the bolts securing the degas bottle while relocating it to another position. Reinstall any components by tightening the bolts to 6 Nm which equals 53 inch lbs. Take out the degas bottle after cutting the engine fill tube connection. Once the installation process is finished users must undo all the actions that were required during removal.

Disconnect the coolant hoses at the degas bottle.

Remove the bolts and position the degas bottle out of the way.