

| Subject: | Re: Bleeding Cooling system |
| From: | Mike |
| Date: | Fri, 15 Jan 1999 11:55:42 -0500 |
John, if you are replacing the pump, now would be a good time to thoroughly inspect the coolant hoses/pipes surrounding it, especially the metal pipe coming off of the pump. If it hasn't failed yet it might be thinking about it. Unfortunately it's a dealer piece and a little salty. Beats doing it twice though. BTDT Mike 87 Westy John P. Flaherty wrote: > Hi this is my first post to the list. The 84 Vanagon I bought in > November is my fourth VW but my first watercooled. I'm replacing the > water pump. I've read in a book for '88 and newer Vanagons that the > cooling system must be bled. However, I don't have a bleeder in the > location(thermostat housing) that was shown for the 88. Does an '84 > 1.9 need to be bled? where are the bleeders? Thanks John Flaherty'74 > Super Beetle'84 Vanagon GL [text/html]
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