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Getting the air out of the cooling system.

Started by Tiger04, November 23, 2009, 09:21:27 PM

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Tiger04

Ok, I've read the how to's on this site. What I need to know is where the bleeder screw is and do I need to run my tiger after filling the radiator and mess with the said bleeder screw while it runs or can I use the fluid reservoir to keep adding coolant.
Henry
13 Tiger in Beautiful Sapphire Blue
"Tigers aren't for wimps"

John Stenhouse

You need to keep it running while bleeding it, that way the water pump moves the coolant around and brings any air in the system out.
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zombie

one of the things I do when replacing the coolant is squeeze the hose from the  radiator to the pump.
it will purge any air bubbles that get trapped in the hose after I fill the rad.