Pressure Testing and Filling the Coolant System using the Vacuum Filling Method to purge all air.

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Using the Coolant system tester and filling the coolant system using the new coolant system tester I bought off Amazon. No more trapped air pockets in the system using this machine.
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@rickpachel1896 23 дня назад

Finally found a helpful video on how to use this thing, I emailed the manufacturer,no help at all,thanks for the info.

@williemarquez1979 Год назад

Thanks for the video ...I was able to copy step by step your video and finish 100%

@ericallen7336 11 месяцев назад

I think the important thing is to get the coolant in the low spots, which the tool will do a great job of. The rest can simply be poured.

@jeeper01ca 2 года назад

What’s the pressure you used on your air compressor line?

@737mechanic 2 года назад

120psi, the only thing the air pressure does is operates the venturi to create a vacuum. It doesn't actually put 120psi on the coolant system.

@achap3604 2 года назад

I have that tool it’s great to have

@Epro95 2 года назад

How did you get shop air connected to this tool? I have the same one sold as a different brand.

@737mechanic 2 года назад

Had to swap out the air connector it came with, with the normal air connector we use here.

@Epro95 2 года назад

@@737mechanic I'll give that a try. I have the fancier oemtools 24444 airvac here as well. but it's not making a seal with my radiator neck for some reason. So I'm stuck using my cheap Amazon one.

@thiagomolas9178 10 месяцев назад

Is it possible to vacuum fill the system pumping air manually? Or is it strictly necessary to have an air compressor?

@737mechanic 10 месяцев назад

If you have a hand held vacuum pump you can use it to hand pull a vacuum on the system for troubleshooting.

@curiosity2314 2 года назад

Question is did it end up solving the issue. I was looking for the sequence on the valves air/water as I have the less expensive one with the same valve body and this helped, thanks.

@737mechanic 2 года назад

Yes it did.

@MalindoWe Год назад

You pulled a vacuum on the entire system and only had to fill out half a jug ? that system takes lot more than that if a proper vacuum was achieved

@737mechanic Год назад

just because you pull a vacuum doesn't mean you sucked all the water out of the system. The water in the lower part of the block or radiator will still be there.