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Coolant level
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Snowbelt Spyder
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Not really. But what you CAN do is go up underneath in the right front wheel well with a good flashlight and put it right up against the plastic. You should see a green glow and pick out the level. When I want a more precise measurement, since I have a supply of fuzzy pipe cleaners around, I bend one in an L shape and use it as a dipstick.
Since you're new, be careful reinstalling that cap on the plastic and be sure you turn it all the way. It will get to a place where it feels tight but it still needs to go further. Pretty much just like any other radiator cap.
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