Coolant drain plug on 406SV

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rushweaver
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Coolant drain plug on 406SV

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Can anyone tell me where to find the coolant drain plug on the crankcase of my 406 SV 1999?

Mine's a manual with a 2 1/4 inch straight-through exhaust. What a gorgeous sound! The over-run at 5500rpm is so Ferrari!

It has 16 inch rims with Michelin Pilot Precedas Great tyre. No trouble from the car in seven years apart from a blown odometer bulb (can only see it at night) in 70,000 miles. Not a bad record, what?

I also added thin chrome strips to the grille to emulate the later model coupe. Quite nice, I think.
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Post by jameslxdt »

have a look at this:

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i think you'll find the drain plug is either 5 or 6 though im not certain
if your changing the coolant the easiest ways is remove the bottom hose from the radiator as you'll get more out this way
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406SV coolant drain

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Thanks for your sterling effort, however, you sent an exploded diagram of a four-cylinder and I have the V6. Can you help?
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sorry, i thought the sv was the 2.0 16v
anyway
here is what you are after:

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its no. 19, ive highlighted it for you 8)
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