

| Subject: | Bleeding the Coolant system |
| From: | Eric Unrau |
| Date: | Mon, 11 Mar 2002 19:20:27 -0800 |
Last week, in an attempt to remove the smell of coolant from my '89 Westy, I: 1) removed the rear heater 2) spliced the coolant hoses together with a copper plumbing elbow 3) removed the bed/bench and cleaned up all of the leaked coolant So far, so good. No leaks -> no smell. Here's my question. In the process of removing the heater, some coolant was lost and therefore some air entered the system. Do I need to bleed the system? How would I know if there are any air bubbles trapped in there?? Thx Eric '89 Westy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eric Unrau eunrau@yahoo.ca ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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