Bleeding The coolent System?
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Bleeding The coolent System?
Well i just got done putting my buddys 93' LT1 back together, (bad opti) and were getting to the point were we need to bleed the Anti-Freeze lines. Is there a how to?
I know there are 3 bleeder points. But im not sure what the order is or how long to leave em open for.
Here is what I understand so far, Fill with water and bleed.
Help guys,
Tony.
I know there are 3 bleeder points. But im not sure what the order is or how long to leave em open for.
Here is what I understand so far, Fill with water and bleed.
Help guys,
Tony.
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I only know of two but basically i open them let the bubbles come out then close and repeat till no air is noticed and the fluid level in the radiator is right. also turn the heat on when you are bleeding the heater core line.
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There are two bleeder screws... fill the radiator with 25% antifreeze and 75% water... start the engine with the radiator cap still off... let the car heat up until your thermostat opens and the fluid level drops in the radiator... open both bleeder screws until fluid begins to stream out and then close them... top off the radiator with water and put the radiator cap back on
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Originally Posted by OneFast97Z
There are two bleeder screws... fill the radiator with 25% antifreeze and 75% water... start the engine with the radiator cap still off... let the car heat up until your thermostat opens and the fluid level drops in the radiator... open both bleeder screws until fluid begins to stream out and then close them... top off the radiator with water and put the radiator cap back on
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while the best mix is really 60/40 ( did a test in engine class ) they say 50/50 so that it is easy to mix and poeple who arent as mechanically inclined can do it, like stated above there are 2 bleeders one on the coolant line goin to the water pump and one on the thermostat housing neck