[capriceclassic93]

what is the proper way to bleed the cooling system? ive change the radiator, waterpump about a month ago hoses are fine, both temp sensor have been changed , installed a 160 thermostat and also two new fan motors and fuses only thing i can thing of is the system is not being blead correctly

 

[MrBuick (Magnum)]

Get the nose of the car a little higher, then start it, and open the bleed screw until it's a steady stream. May need to be done a few times. I know a few guys, who will put a rag over the coolant tank opening, and blow into it. Bleed screw open, car off.

 

[Gregg-O]

I guess it's up to us to guess what issue you are having, as you never really say. Could also be a bad cap...if you are having over heating issues.

 

[capriceclassic93]

Cap is new too

 

[kingnutin]

So you don't want help figuring out the problem obviously, just bleeding the cooling system.

 

[capriceclassic93]

ill take all the help and info i can get i was just stating what was done already

 

[kingnutin]

But you still have yet to tell us why you did those things, and why you want to know how to bleed the cooling system. I'm just saying if you want help, tell us what the problem is.

 

[capriceclassic93]

Well my car was overheating for the last couple of weeks and and being that my car sat for 4 years I thought I would just just check everything one by one until I found out what the Problem was

 

[Gregg-O]

Are the fans working ? Is it boiling over ?

 

[capriceclassic93]

Yes fans work and boils over when it's over 90 degrees outside but other then that I can hear it bubbling when I cut the car off