Re: [DML] Coolant self-bleeder antics
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Re: [DML] Coolant self-bleeder antics
- From: mike.griese@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 15 May 2004 03:38:36 +0000
Sounds like you had a bubble in the system. Once it cleared,
the self-bleeder was able to work.
--
Mike
> This isn't a problem anymore for me, but I wanted to share my
> experience installing the coolant self-bleeder and allow you folks
> to try and make sense of it.
> After I correctly installed the self-bleeder, I ran my car for
> awhile, and after 20 minutes I noticed a few things. The first
> being that the temperature was 220 degrees, and the fans still had
> not kicked on. The other is that my stainless header bottle was
> cool to the touch. This I thought was very strange. I shut it off
> in fear of overheating.
> Immediately I went back to the engine compartment, observing my
> header bottle was cool to the touch, so I twisted it open. No
> coolant splashed out at me, but rather I heard a few seconds
> of "gurgling" noises. With that, I screwed the cap back on and came
> back to the car a few hours later. I started it and let it run, and
> this time my coolant bottle heated up normally, and my fans kicked
> on between 160 and 220 as usual. I have not had the original
> problem since.
>
> So what the heck just happened here? It seemed as though the
> coolant had "stopped up" in the engine, but after I opened the
> header bottle cap, it somehow opened back up again.
>
>
> Matt
> #1604
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