Cómo cambiar el ANTICONGELANTE del Nissan Tiida ( Refrigerante )

In this video, I show you how to change the antifreeze in a Nissan Tiida, also known as engine coolant. I also show you how to bleed the radiator and the entire cooling system to remove air and prevent the engine from overheating. The Nissan Tiida carries a total of 7 liters of antifreeze, also known as coolant, and it must be changed every 60,000 kilometers traveled or every four years, whichever comes first. Here in Mexico, original antifreeze costs $1,200 pesos, which is approximately $60 dollars. Generic antifreeze costs $420 pesos, which is approximately $21 dollars. You can buy them online. Watch this tutorial until the end, and you'll be able to change your car's coolant yourself, saving you a lot of money. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:04 Context 00:25 How many liters of antifreeze does the Nissan Tiida have in total? When to change it, and its price 01:03 Tool to be used 01:31 Step one: Raise the front wheels of the car 01:38 Important recommendations before changing the car's coolant 01:57 Step two: Remove the air duct and remove the radiator cap 02:56 Step three: Loosen and remove the radiator drain screw and drain all the antifreeze from the radiator 04:08 Step four: Replace the radiator drain plug or screw 05:02 Step five: Loosen and remove the antifreeze drain screw located behind the engine and drain all the coolant from the engine 07:09 Step six: Replace the engine antifreeze drain screw 09:15 Step seven: Disconnect the hose from the Step 8: Disconnect the hose from the throttle body to bleed the engine cooling system. 11:49 Step 9: Remove the coolant reservoir, drain all the coolant from the reservoir, and reinstall it. 14:17 Step 10: Fill the radiator with fresh coolant. 17:32 Step 11: Replace the cap on the radiator. 17:56 Step 12: Fill the reservoir with fresh coolant. 19:33 Step 13: Connect the hose to the throttle body. 20:16 Step 14: Connect the hose to the throttle body. 22:52 Step 15: Start the engine and lower the front wheels. 23:23 Step 16: Press the accelerator pedal to warm the engine to normal operating temperature. 24:23 Step 17: The engine is warm and the thermostat opens. Let it cool. The radiator fan motor turns on and off twice, then turns off the engine and lets it cool. 25:20 Step eighteen: Refill the radiator with fresh antifreeze because the level has dropped, and replace the cap on the radiator. 26:35 Step nineteen: Refill the tank with fresh antifreeze because the level has dropped, and immediately start the engine. 27:58 Step twenty: Press the accelerator pedal again to warm the engine to its normal operating temperature. 28:20 Step twenty-one: The engine is warm and the thermostat opens. Let the radiator fan motor turn on and off twice, then turn off the engine and let it cool. 29:20 Step twenty-two: For the third time, refill the radiator with fresh antifreeze because the level has dropped, and also refill the antifreeze tank to the maximum line, and immediately start the engine and let it warm up, then turn off the engine and let it cool. The coolant level in the radiator and tank no longer drops 30:03 Failures caused by not bleeding the antifreeze from the radiator and engine cooling system (removing all the air) 30:24 How to tell if the antifreeze is properly bled from the radiator and engine cooling system (it no longer has air) 31:09 Recommendations for other important videos 31:22 Farewell