Gurus in the house, pls help...I have been having this argument with a friend about the right place to pour the radiator coolant in my car...He said the right place is the reservoir tank while I told him its the main radiator.. Pls experience guys should come in and comment because am about pouring the coolant I bought on the main radiator but am confused since my friend said its the reservoir tank.... Note:Am a new car owner and not yet experienced on issues like this....

Pour it in the radiator. There is a reason it's called "radiator coolant" and not 'reservoir coolant'

So does it mean that the reservoir tank will remain empty when I pour d coolant in d radiator.

It differs from cars to cars. For Nissan Pathy u pour from the reservoir and it trickles down to the radiator,the idea to evacuate air from the system.

Reservoir tank please.

It moves into the Radiator itself.

DO NOT OPEN THE RADIATOR CAP AT ALL! (Tested and Confirmed)

Thks for ur contributions so far....

More comments are welcomed pls...

You can put it in any of them just make you check your radiator resavoir next morning of cause you might not find anything in your resavoir next morning, dont forget coolant flow round . for more info call 08038042709

Valvin:
Gurus in the house, pls help...I have been having this argument with a friend about the right place to pour the radiator coolant in my car...He said the right place is the reservoir tank while I told him its the main radiator.. Pls experience guys should come in and comment because am about pouring the coolant I bought on the main radiator but am confused since my friend said its the reservoir tank.... Note:Am a new car owner and not yet experienced on issues like this....

It's important you provide us with car model & make. However, coolant is supposed to be poured into the expansion tank (Reservior tank) usually written coolant.

One main function of the coolant is to cool the engine when the engine has properly warmed up & operating at its peak, the thermostat opens to allow coolant into the engine and returns to the expansion thank. This process is enabled by the ECU for most vehicles. So if you pour it directly to the radiator coolant, you be limiting this function and your car will take a longer time to warm.

I appreciate so much for ur input brothers....