Hullo I have 2006 Kymco Bug Hawk and I want to access the liquid coolant container. What cowlings if any do I remove to do so. Thankyou

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usually means hot gases from the combustion chamber are leaking into the coolant passages in the engine block via a bad head gasket

remove wiper arms 14mm remove rubber strip & plastic covers then you can remove wiper motor assembly 10mm then unbolt steel panel 10mm now you can access hose ,

The worst that could happen is that BUG liquid is not ANTI-FREEZE... and in the worst cast scenario is that your COOLANT will FREEZE in cold temperature. I dont know the chemical composition of the Bug Liquid but my guess is, that its mostly water. If your coolant tank is not overfilled I would tryin to add - pure anti-free NOT the 50/50... If you can add you can still add the same quantity of ANTIFREEZE as the quantity of BUG liquid you added, you should be alright. That being said, neither I nor any mechanic is likely to know what will happen with the bug liquid at High Temperatures of the engine. This is more important if you are planning to keep this car for more than a few years. When you drive, keep an eye on the temperature of the engine, if you notice un-usually high temperature, that may be a sign that your bug liquid is RUINING the thermostat. But basically if you dont want to have this head-ache, go to your local mechanic, and tell him that you want your cooling system drained and FLUSHED. (and Refilled with ANTI-FREEZE properly mixed) You dont want to find out what happens when WATER FREEZEs inside the engine. What Happens When the water freezes? IT EXPANDS, and you dont want that. Unless you are planning to buy a new engine. If this was helpful PLEASE leave feedback. Thanks

there is a problem with the radiator as it gets more hot due to blocking of net inside it.get the radiator serviced and use proper coolant liquid.

the controls and the front suspension see if it does not make noise and finaly the rear chain link see if its not bent

I have 2007 only. please rate as solved if this is what you needed. good luck.

SECTION 501-16: Wipers and Washers 2007 Freestar/Monterey Workshop Manual REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Procedure revision date: 04/27/2006
Wiper Motor — Windshield Printable View (104 KB) Removal

1. Remove the windshield wiper arms.

1. NOTE: Disconnect the washer hose before removing the cowl panel grille.
   Remove the pushpin-type retainers and the cowl panel grille.

1. Remove the washer hose grommet from the cowl panel and position aside the washer hose.

1. If equipped, remove the A/C air inlet filter.

1. Remove the 9 cowl panel bolts and position aside the cowl panel.

1. Disconnect the windshield wiper motor electrical connector.

1. Remove the cowl panel from the vehicle.

1. Remove the 4 bolts and the windshield wiper motor.

Installation

1. Position the wiper pivot arms on the windshield wiper motor and install the bolt.
   • Tighten to 15 Nm (11 lb-ft).

1. Install the 3 windshield wiper-to-cowl panel bolts.
   • Tighten to 15 Nm (11 lb-ft).

1. Position the cowl panel in the vehicle and connect the windshield wiper motor electrical connector.

1. Install the washer hose and grommet in the cowl panel.

1. Install the 9 cowl panel bolts.
   • Tighten to 6 Nm (53 lb-in).

1. If equipped, install the A/C air inlet filter.

1. Position the cowl panel grille in the vehicle and connect the washer hose.

1. Install the pushpins.

1. Install the windshield arms and nuts.
   • Tighten to 27 Nm (20 lb-ft).

1. Cycle and park the windshield wipers to check for correct alignment.

A bucket for soapy water Soap or liquid detergent; automotive cleaners will work Gloves (to keep your hands clean) Bug and tar remover Degreaser and/or engine cleaner A toothbrush WD40 A brush for wheel cleaning Wheel cleaner At least two microfiber or 100% cotton sponges A variety of soft cotton towels and more abrasive rags A chamois cloth for drying

A bucket for soapy water Soap or liquid detergent; automotive cleaners will work Gloves (to keep your hands clean) Bug and tar remover Degreaser and/or engine cleaner A toothbrush WD40 A brush for wheel cleaning Wheel cleaner At least two microfiber or 100% cotton sponges A variety of soft cotton towels and more abrasive rags A chamois cloth for drying

A shell script is a plain text file that contains instructions for a Unix style shell to run. The most common shell on Linux is BASH.

e.g. a minimal example

#!/bin/bash
# script that says hullo
echo "Hullo world"


(you would normally do _much_ more than that.)

By the way most Linux distros have easy to use tools to set up modems (dialup and pppoe). Or you can usually access the modem/ADSL router directly through a web interface. (see the documentation that comes wioth your modem. (you wont need those silly disks you got with your ISP account :)