

| Subject: | Re: Breeding Air |
| From: | Benny boy |
| Date: | Sun, 22 Apr 2007 08:47:11 -0400 |
No real need to bleed (breeding? i know my English is not perfect but!)the front rad, me, i don't bleed nothing on a 2.1L. Just work fast, pop those 4 screws out (T-Housing), prepare the new T-Stat with it's O-ring, remove top of T-Housing, pry out, yes! PRY out the old one and put the new one. Screw back top of T-Housing... Open bleeder on top of T-Housing, remove the Expansion tank cap, start van, add coolant if needed. When hot, close the bleeder. Go ride! Note about the 2.1L rear T-housing bleeding screw: Coolant will never flow out of this one! it's just opening a small internal hole that goes to the bleeding ring around the engine bay. Ben http://www.benplace.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello everyone, I going to be replacing the water thermostat Monday (When UPS delivers it) what is the proper way to get all the air out of the system after I am done? Thanks, Chris Snyder </HTML>
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