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air in cooling system
how do u know when u have air in the coolant system?? and how u take out the air out?? thanks
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Re: air in cooling system
My Accords have air bleeder screw on the side of the thermostat housing, but as far as I know you suppose to use it at filling your system with coolant. I do not know if you can use it when you already have filled it up. Most likely yes.
There is a trick that I used to do on my old Subaru: Park your vehicle on incline nose up. Open your radiator cap and run your engine. The air will slowly leave the system. I hope this helps. Sam
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Re: air in cooling system
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Last edited by wiseguy01; 08-25-2007 at 11:51 PM. |
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