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    Service Bulletin Trucks: Coolant Replacement

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    This service bulletin provides instructions for replacing engine coolant on D11F, D13F, and D16F Volvo truck engines. It outlines removing the old coolant by draining it from the engine and transmission cooler, installing a new coolant filter, and filling the cooling system with new coolant. Special tools including a drain hose and filter tool are required. Technicians must read safety procedures before working on the engine cooling system.

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    Service Bulletin Trucks: Coolant Replacement

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    This service bulletin provides instructions for replacing engine coolant on D11F, D13F, and D16F Volvo truck engines. It outlines removing the old coolant by draining it from the engine and transmission cooler, installing a new coolant filter, and filling the cooling system with new coolant. Special tools including a drain hose and filter tool are required. Technicians must read safety procedures before working on the engine cooling system.

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    This service bulletin provides instructions for replacing engine coolant on D11F, D13F, and D16F Volvo truck engines. It outlines removing the old coolant by draining it from the engine and transmission cooler, installing a new coolant filter, and filling the cooling system with new coolant. Special tools including a drain hose and filter tool are required. Technicians must read safety procedures before working on the engine cooling system.

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    Service Bulletin Trucks: Coolant Replacement

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    This service bulletin provides instructions for replacing engine coolant on D11F, D13F, and D16F Volvo truck engines. It outlines removing the old coolant by draining it from the engine and transmission cooler, installing a new coolant filter, and filling the cooling system with new coolant. Special tools including a drain hose and filter tool are required. Technicians must read safety procedures before working on the engine cooling system.

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    Volvo Trucks North America

    Greensboro, NC USA

    D Date

    9.07
    Service Bulletin
    Trucks
    Group

    260
    No.

    612

    Coolant Replacement
    D11F, D13F, D16F
    Page

    1(4)

    Coolant Replacement
    This information covers the procedure for replacement of engine coolant.

    Contents
    • “Special Tools” page 2
    • “Coolant, Replacement” page 3
    Note: Information is subject to change without notice.
    Illustrations are used for reference only and can differ slightly from the actual vehicle
    being serviced. However, key components addressed in this information are
    represented as accurately as possible.

    PV776-20117261 USA27097.ihval
    Volvo Trucks North America
    Service Bulletin

    Special Tools
    Tools
    D Date
    9.07
    Group
    260

    For special tools ordering information, refer to Tool Information, group 08.
    No.
    612
    Page
    2(4)

    9996049 9996671
    Drain Hose Filter Tool or Equivalent
    Volvo Trucks North America
    Service Bulletin

    D
    Service Procedures
    2609-03-02-01
    Coolant, Replacement
    Date
    9.07
    Group
    260
    No.
    612

    You must read and understand the precautions and


    guidelines in Service Information, group 20, "General
    Safety Practices, Engine" before performing these
    Page
    3(4)

    procedures. If you are not properly trained and certified


    in these procedures, ask your supervisor for training
    before you perform the procedures.

    Special tools: 9996049, 9996671

    Removal
    1
    Remove all cables from ground (negative) battery
    terminals to prevent personal injury from electrical shock.

    2
    Remove the dust cap and drain the coolant into a suitable
    container using the drain hose.

    Note: When finished, remove the drain hose and install


    the dust cap on the fitting.

    9996049

    3
    Close the shut-off on the coolant filter housing.

    Note: In the closed position, the pin on the shut-off


    should be horizontal.

    T2008351

    4
    Use the filter tool 9996671, or equivalent, to remove
    the coolant filter.

    9996671 or equivalent
    Volvo Trucks North America
    Service Bulletin

    D
    5
    Date
    9.07
    Group
    260
    No.
    612

    Open the shut-off on the coolant filter housing and drain


    the coolant into a suitable container.

    Note: In the open position, the pin on the shut-off


    should be vertical.

    6
    Close the shut-off on the coolant filter housing.
    Page
    4(4)

    7
    If necessary, remove the coolant from the transmission
    cooler. Drain the coolant into an approved container.

    Installation
    1
    If necessary, install the drain plug with a new seal in the
    transmission cooler. Tighten to specification.

    2
    Apply clean antifreeze to the new coolant filter seal.

    Turn the filter until the seal contacts the sealing surface,
    and then, by hand, approximately another clockwise
    1/2 turn.

    1/2 turn

    3
    Open the shut-off on the coolant filter housing.

    Note: In the open position, the pin on the shut-off


    should be vertical.

    4
    Fill the cooling system with the recommended coolant.

    5
    Install all previously removed cables to the ground
    (negative) battery terminals.

    6
    Start the engine, check for leaks and proper operation.
    After shutdown, replenish fluids as necessary.

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