Subject	2nd. utslick68, check your coolant level when car
Posted by	doug8867 on May 20, 2012 at 3:54 PM
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In Reply To	is all of the air purged from your coolant system? posted by aliaZ on May 20, 2012 at 06:34 AM
Message	is cold. Fluid should be at filler opening and at the high mark of overflow reservoir. If not, remove the bleed screw at the top left on the radiator then add fluid to top off. Then start car and let idle for 4 or 5 minutes to get to operating temperature, then turn heater on high for 2 minutes. Shut engine off and let cool completely. Check fluid level again in radiator and overflow reservoir when car is cold and top of the RESERVOIR as necessary. Check fluid again after several days of driving and make sure both radiator and overflow are still at proper levels. If not, then you've got a leak that could also be letting air enter system. If you've still got the gurgle after all this, then it's not your coolant system.
Follow Ups	Gurgling on a 94 na (supposedly has no AIV reed valves)i - utslick68 (East TN) 17:16:13 05/19/12 Hopefully perhaps a leak in the heater core? - Had a - jzack 18:20:17 05/19/12 Re: Hopefully perhaps a leak in the heater core? - Had a - utslick68 (East TN) 18:53:05 05/19/12 AC lines aren't real close to the dash center - more over - jzack 08:39:03 05/20/12 Head gasket. What you're describing fits a leaking head - zellamay 21:33:25 05/19/12 is all of the air purged from your coolant system? - aliaZ 06:34:50 05/20/12 2nd. utslick68, check your coolant level when car - doug8867 15:54:34 05/20/12 yep (n/m) - KongZTT GT28RS MD 21:14:19 05/20/12
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