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garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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I found that only by raising the FRONT on my Car I was able to bleed it completely from Air.

Interesting! I've never heard of anyone jacking the front to bleed their cooling system. Would seem to make sense given that air in the block and heads should run to the front toward the thermostat housing and top coolant tube which routes to the cooling tank. My procedure has worked well, running the car while the rear is jacked, but following the first drive after bleeding the cooling system I do pull into my driveway nose first, which is at an incline, and check/top-off again if needed.

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