Phaedra:
        Nothing gets my "jaw tight" like hearing a story like this. A slabhead
mechanic who thinks he knows a car's "sound" better than the owner who
has spent thousands of hours in it. Anyway, I have heard this slushing
sound coming from air in the heater cores. He probably did not open the
heat control valves when he bled the system. Try that. Keep an eye on the
reservoir. This should be where air in the system should end up. If you
have lead a good clean life the system will bleed it's self. Keep the
level up in the overflow tank.

Ken Lewis
86 Transporter Three Door Pick Up
Temporarily Hailing from OKC
http://NekSiwel.20M.com/

On Fri, 30 Nov 2001 19:02:21 -0800 PSavage <psavage@SABER.NET> writes:
> Volks,
> Wednesday my van went into the shop for a last minute check
> up--she's been
> running great,......  He insisted that it was FINE & that air didn't
need to be
> bled from
> the coolant.  He never even confirmed whether or not it *was coolant
> I was
> hearing.
>
> A Damsel In Distress:
> Phaedra

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