Reply to "Cooling issue addendum"

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Originally posted by George P:
The 351C doesn't have a trapped air issue.

(2) afterwards, lower the rear end and raise the front end, to allow any air in the block to accumulate in the front of the block and vent through the thermostat housing. Since the engine sits flat, it would be possible for large pockets of air to accumulate in the back of the block and just sit there.

George…I was just basing this on info I've read on this forum as above which came off of one of your posts. If not, then I'm guessing is just air in the system (i.e. the pipes and hoses) It just acts likes it's trapped in the block. I'm still learning

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4/26/145:42 PM

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