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#1 Is it when the engine is cold or when the engine is hot? Which is ideal. Thanks #2 I don't think it really matters but I do it when cold. The half inch that it goes above the full line when 'hot' isn't significant IMO. #3 Doesn't matter there's different levels for hot and cold #4 With my non-pressurized overflow tank I keep it at the max line when it is cold. It rarely rises more than a half inch when hot. Are pressurized coolant tanks different? #5 Are pressurized coolant tanks different? Not as far as how much the coolant rises that I've ever noticed, but you really don't want to fill a pressurized coolant tank when it's hot.. #6 I just do it when it's cold. My reserve tank has a "Cold" line on it. #7 The worst case scenario is you'll vent a little coolant. I overfill mine a bit as well. #8 I fill halfway b/w min and max when cold to allow for some expansion room. But like others said, a little overfill is no big deal. #9 All my cars are filled to the full coolant/antifreeze level when cold, as it says in the owners manuals and factory service manuals... I haven't seen the difference among degassing pressurized bottles and traditional overflow/recovery bottles when it comes to level checking.... all are to the full line when cold. GON $150 Site Donor 2025 #10 I fill and maintain the coolant overflow reservoir at the max line, while cold. This allows me to know if there is a change in coolant levels. Any other fill point reduces the ability for one to notice a loss in coolant, even if small.I am also a big proponent of having the coolant reservoir easy to read- which equates to replacing the reservoir when it becomes discolored. Below is a pic of the just replaced reservoir in my Navigator, both the old and the replacement. What a difference. Also, is a before and after picture of the coolant reservoir replacement on my 2002 F350. replacement on my 2002 F350.

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