Tried this yesterday. Unfortunately, it did not help me. I still have trapped air. Idled the car for almost an hour during this procedure. Once I took the car for a drive, the heat inside got luke warm. Also notice when it does this, the overflow reservoir dumps some coolant out, causing a bit of a mess and nice smell!
Brilliant! I only have one bleed valve and it's at the top of a riser but same thing - always some air left. Lots. I was using a tube into a bottle but it wasn't nearly as effective as your method.
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And make sure the car is cool before taking off that little bleed screw. You know those warnings about not opening the radiator cap? If you want to see why, take off the little screw while the car is hot. Speaking from experience. Needless to say, it made an impression, and I promise not to do it again. :) Survived to tell, after drinking a little coolant, getting a burnt hand, and falling on the floor!
Yeah I did something similar to this guy with some tube and a funnel, needless to say I let the motor get too warm and that coolant pulled an old faithful on me out of the funnel
Thank you for the video. I removed one gallon of coolant to change the thermostat on a 2005 Chevy Equinox and then added more coolant.. it started overheating and blowing cool air only. This solved my problem and luckily I had a water bottle that fit just right! 🙌🏼
Hi Christopher, I saw the video of the pantograph, working with sculptures and I really need to enlarge some... could you give me the measurements so I can make one for myself? I'm from Brazil...Thanks
Oh nice so the turntable provides a third axis? I'm still not sure how it works because I don't carve stone. Is it carving the stone? Is it for measurement? Either way pretty impressive. Thanks for your explanation.