Reply to "Engine Coolant boiling Noises in the Tank"

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@matg posted:
Eugen
bleed again and even one more (is good to have the care "nose up" so air goes to radiator..
one mistake people do is mixing the right position of the hoses (up vs down outlet) from TO the radiator, well guess you are beyond that mistake..
also you could use your infrared temperature measuring device if there is any UNEXPEXTED hot SOPT..
keep on going..

Thanks! The drivers side tube/hose goes in the lower port of the radiator, I hope, that is correct.
And yes, I have a thermografic camera, I will try to diagnose the heat distribution with that too!

4/13/237:44 AM

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