How to Change the Engine Coolant on a Yamaha Wolverine

In this video I go step by step through the process on replacing engine coolant on a Yamaha 450 Wolverine. A simple, yet involved job that must be performed every 2 years to prevent corrosion, contamination, and reduced performance of the cooling system. I am not responsible for any mishaps that may have occurred from following these procedures.

[@edom8998]

Hey appreciate the video but a little tip on the side of the water pump approximately mid bottom there is a drain screw to avoid having to remove any hoses.

[@ninjasuperstar88]

Thanks for the video. I'm going to have to do this to a wolverine 450 now soon and I was glad to see your video on the same machine. After watching this I think a not so mechanically inclined person like myself can do this haha.

[@jessejones7971]

I have a 07 350 Wolverine and was just wondering if it’s air cooled??? It has a radiator.

[@6speeddakota]

It's air cooled, but the radiator you're looking at is an engine oil cooler

[@highisthenewl0w]

Yo dude you messed up. You pointed out the thermostat in the wrong place and had me take my whole bike apart for something that could have been so simply accessed.

[@NRP1991]

Love your videos I got a grizz 450 and glad u have the same engine. Sweet sweet sweet!!!!

[@Chebornek]

Your Wolverine videos are great, thanks for creating them & posting here. I'd like to see you tackle a carb clean/repair sometime too.