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Originally Posted by nis350 I don't think there is any bleed valve. you may have to use a tool to pressure bleed the cooling system or take it to your

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Old 03-09-2019, 03:13 AM   #19 (permalink)
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I don't think there is any bleed valve. you may have to use a tool to pressure bleed the cooling system or take it to your local shop.
Leave the radiator cap off of the reservoir & fill (after filling engine side w/non sealing cap.
Then run engine w/heater turned on...occasionally bump gas pedal & when thermostat begins opening-coolant will go down in jug.
Top off while running & keep process going until heater is working well & jug is full.
Put radiator cap back on & re-check after you drive back & engine cools off
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