Reply to "Air bleed holes in heads"

accobraMember

Same here ... I have never had an issue getting the air out of my system. As a matter of fact I kind of relate it to a standard hydronic heatings system with as long as you have circulation eventually all the air comes out ... leaving the radiator cap off for a few minutes allows the air to escape. Only place possibly a little bleeder will help is the top of the radiator and factory my car has a little rubber hose that allows that to escape. But once circulation starts like a heatings system the air will work its way out fast .. air pockets ..I dont see it the tanks are at the high point.

Ron

9/2/094:48 PM

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