1996 Ford Bronco Owner's Manual - Checking & Adding Engine Coolant

This document is a screenshot of a digital (searchable PDF/e-reader) version of a Ford owner's manual page, viewed in an app showing a search for the term 'coolant' (Result 28 of 74). The page is titled 'Engine Coolant' and contains two sections: 'Checking the engine coolant' and 'Adding engine coolant.' The checking section explains that engine coolant protects the engine from overheating in summer and freezing in winter, and advises checking the coolant level at least once a month, preferably at each fuel stop, by visually inspecting the coolant recovery reservoir in the engine compartment. It refers readers to the engine diagram under 'Engine types' in the same chapter to locate the reservoir. It also warns that if coolant hasn't been checked for a long time the reservoir may empty; in that case, the radiator coolant level should be checked, with warnings to be read before removing the radiator cap, and it references the 'Engine Coolant Refill Procedure' in the chapter for filling instructions. The 'Adding engine coolant' section includes an illustration of the coolant recovery reservoir with a callout instructing to maintain the fluid level at the filler neck base. The page was uploaded to a 1996 Ford Bronco gallery.