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Topping up coolant levels on a ninja 05

I have a 2005 kawasaki ninja, and i am having trouble finding how to top up coolant levels.

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You need to fill the reserv tank buddy whch is loacted underneith the tank you need to take screw out holding tank in remove seat tilt tank back and the coolant reservoir will be there if its hard to access get a funel and connect a pipe to the end of the funnel and fill till it reaches max and but all back together buddy do it whilst its cold aswell bud

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