bleeding coolant.
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AFAIK, there IS no bleed procedure.
I would drain it and refill, VERY S L O W L Y, taking note of the method off here
Before doing that, TRY starting from cold with the metal filler cap off, allow to run while watching for any bubbles. Ensure heater is on full hot while so doing. If any bubbles appear, top up with good 50/50 of the same make as what's in and replace cap. If any fluid runs out, just mop up as you go along.
I would drain it and refill, VERY S L O W L Y, taking note of the method off here
Before doing that, TRY starting from cold with the metal filler cap off, allow to run while watching for any bubbles. Ensure heater is on full hot while so doing. If any bubbles appear, top up with good 50/50 of the same make as what's in and replace cap. If any fluid runs out, just mop up as you go along.
Last edited by alcazar; 15 October 2010 at 02:01 PM.
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