Cooling System Service

ByThaBay · 10-17-2012, 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcosta79

Can it be done the old fashioned way? Run the car with the radiator cap off and slowly fill as air bubble come to the surface. Replace the cap, run for a while, let it cool, pop the cap and refill if necessary.

Apparently not - there is a high probability of undetected engine overheating leading to cracked heads, etc.

kenny's 370z · 10-17-2012, 02:01 PM

there is a bleeder screw on the drivers side radiator at the top backside.youll have to take the intake out to see it.

edit nvmd,i seE you have a G37

ByThaBay · 10-17-2012, 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenny's 370z

there is a bleeder screw on the drivers side radiator at the top backside.youll have to take the intake out to see it.

edit nvmd,i seE you have a G37

The one on the radiator is there, but this thread isn't about the one in the radiator - it is about the heater hose air relief plug (see photo)

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kenny's 370z Base Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: TN Age: 59 Posts: 243 Drives: 2012 frontier sv v6 Rep Power: 13	there is a bleeder screw on the drivers side radiator at the top backside.youll have to take the intake out to see it. edit nvmd,i seE you have a G37