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Why Replace the Receiver-Drier? |
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Bleeding Cooling Systems |
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Clunking Front End |
| Bleeding Cooling Systems | |
| Here is a tip for bleeding your
cooling system after replacing any coolant components, including
the thermostat. (After any coolant system repair the thermostat
should be replaced, it is a wear item and in most cases
inexpensive.)
Trapped air causes hot spots and is not easily removed in
some cases. Follow your car manufacturer's instructions for bleeding
procedures. The aspirin will allow air to escape and will
dissolve in the cooling system, causing no harm. Normal aspirin
works the best. |
