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Mr. Death 10-May-2006 02:24 AM
Originally posted by Cynikal.Mindset
did u bleed it via the bleeder valve?
Exactly what I was thinking. Having the rad cap off by itself will do little to no good unless the bleeder vale is open to expel the bubbles.

imported_Moe_Mentum 10-May-2006 08:59 AM
Well with the rad cap off and waiting for the fan to come on you can usually see bubbles rise up and out. I've read so many posts where people have done this. Which is the right or wrong way here?

Mr. Death 10-May-2006 11:03 AM
The Haynes manual goes with using the bleeder valve. It's called a bleeder valve for a reason right??

LDX 11-May-2006 05:58 PM
Originally posted by chris_si98


good one einstein


.. did you recently do a coolant flush?

that doesnt make sense. The heat is transferred from your coolant.. so before OT it shouldnt be hot.. it should just be warm.

Is it cool when its on hot? or just warm?
No coolant flush, but it was lacking coolant and I added coolant on the go because I was in a major rush. Now I have been prolonging to do a flush.

The car is cool, be it cold, or hot settings, its cool. Sucks to drive in the cold. Any ideas?


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