If I wanted to flush it out and replace it, how many quarts would I need? I'm completely clueless, well, I'm a girl haha
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5 quarts should do it for a 2.4 L 4 cylinder engine with automatic transmission. Start adding the last quart after the vehicle is warm, no more than a pint at a time.
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Hi I have Getz in Australia which hold about 6 quarts but only about 4 quarts is drain when I drain it. The Getz is simular to the Accent or the Excel which have 1.5 or 1.6 litre motors & a 4 speed auto. The other model Hyundai s I am not familar with. Hope this is of some help
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I have a 2008 Hyundia Azera that takes 5-1/2qts. to drain and refill but the entire system holds 11qts.
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Ruth Ann,right now I am far away from my house but I will try to help you.You would fill until you see the level rise to the cap.It may have been 1 1/2 qallon but that is just a guess.I only filled it once and that is all it took to see the pressure of the rinse flow was inadequate to clean the bowl.After that,I used a salvaged dishwater soap bottle and it did the rinse job superbly with probably less water expended.That means the lower tank does not need to be emptied as often.
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Better to have it done by a plumber! I did it once several years ago with another grill, but the possibility of a dangerous situation involving natural gas is too great. Don't burn the place down!
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After my response to you I watched two youtube videos on refilling it as suggested by another post to you, using regular water. It can be done and it looks easy enough to do.
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Sorry but we are on our own septic tank hence. Can't use a disposer so don't. Have an answer
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Hi, yes one quart should be sufficient to do the job, however, you must make sure that you prep the tank properly first by using theMarine clean and metal ready preparations as outlined by the instructions.
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It's not too hard, use a knife or something similar to loosen it up together with water it should flush out fairly quickly,
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I took my bin to the compost bin and came in and rinsed it. I was able to pour 3 quarts + 3 cups of water into it before it was running over. I usually empty it when it has about 3 quarts of the ground pre-compost material. It is great!
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Too much? Lol this is perfect for a ten gallon. And you have a 55 which makes me think it's not enough. That's me responding at a 2. Don't make me turn it up to a ten. In all seriousness there is not anything you can do. However, I am still honestly surprised it's too much. May I ask how?
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Mine came in a quart paint can. Way more than you will need for one replacement.
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you should always do a complete flush, i highly recommend this fluid.... get the quart and if you don't have one yet take a look at the motive products bleeders.
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Hi Cynthia I would suggest making sure that the seal looks exactly like the one you are replacing . I had a bad experience when ordering the seal was different and the cooker now leaks a whole lott and doesn't retain pressure as well.
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you don't want to rinse it out inside, use a pail or something, I cleaned up outside, it takes alot of water to clean properly. It needs to be disassembled and cleaned properly before putting away
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It was very simple to replace. You just need to close off the water supply valve and open up the dispenser at your sink until no more water comes out. The bladder in the old tank is probably damaged so there will still be quite a lot of water left in the tank. Remove the tank and turn upside down in your sink until all the water is gone. Then, just hook up the new tank to the same connections as was used on the old tank. Turn the water back on and let the tank gradually refill with the RO water. Open up the dispenser and empty the new tank at least one time before using.
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This requires a multifaceted answer. First of all, how large is the sediment your well draws in? These filters are available in several different screen or mesh filter sizes. If it is sandy, you need to compare the size of the sand to the micron size of the filter element. I'd say this is the most important research that you need to do. Next I'd ask how much sand gets drawn in say daily, then over the course of a week. Thus could be determined by how much sand is in your toilet tanks, (when you take the lid off and look inside); then how often do you clean the screens on the washer? Lastly, do you see sand in the faucet arreaters? If the answer is a great deal to any of the above questions, I would advise you to get a filter which is one pipe size larger then then waterline coming from your pressure pump/ inlet to your house. This will allow a longer time between flushing intervals of the filter. I have used them in this application in the past, with great results for our customers. If it is installed correctly, the drain on the bottom would be run to the outside,or a nearby drain. Be sure to install a union on the drain line to allow for occasional disassembly. When the filter shows signs of being clogged- sediment in the bottom, color in the screen; then you flush it out for 1-2 minutes, until clear. I hope this helps you. I am a plumber in northern Arizona, and would recommend this item.
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3 Years ago - we had the floor replaced in our main bath -- and I made the decision to keep our old toilet -- since it was functioning fine.. I now regret that decision - as approx. 1 month ago the toilet started to occasionally not get everything down without multiple flushes.. Looking back -- since out old toilet used 3 gallons per flush and this one uses 1.6 gallons -- I should have just done it 3 years ago..
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Best guess would be to soak it again in a tub of warm water, take out, fill with plain water, attach the hose and flush it out.