How long should I wait to start my car after adding coolant?
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Arrick Sieh
Once the hood is open, there's a risk of being sprayed with hot water or steam. “Your personal safety is most important,” he says. “Waiting for at least 15 minutes allows the hood, engine and leaking coolant to cool.”
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The 6.7L Power Stroke diesel engine has both a cooling system and a radiator, with its own belt-driven coolant pump, thermostats and degas bottle. The only coolant to use is Motorcraft® Specialty Orange mixed with distilled water.