

| Subject: | Re: Air in the system |
| From: | Lawrence Johnson |
| Date: | Wed, 9 Oct 2002 11:42:46 -0400 |
Jay The thermostat does not need to open because there is a small bypass valve built into the thermostat that allows enough flow for bleeding purposes. Use a brick or a stick to hold the throttle pedal for 3000 rpm. Alternatively use a cloths peg at the throttle cable connection in the engine compartment. Better still, get a helper. Larry Jay L Snyder wrote: > Well, you should at least wait until the thermostat opens! FAST is a > relative term when dealing with Vanagons. Besides, I can't reach the > throttle from the bleed bolt! > > Jay
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