Reply to "Engine Coolant boiling Noises in the Tank"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

To properly bleed your Pantera's cooling system...

Jack the REAR of the car up as high as you can.
Remove the cap on the pressure/swirl tank and top off the coolant.
Open the bleed valve on the radiator and allow any air to escape. Hold a rag there to avoid a mess. When it stops bubbling and is mostly water, close the valve.
Top off the pressure tank again if necessary and put the cap back on.
Start the engine, let it idle and rev it a few times for about a minute. Then shut it off.
Return to Step 2 above, and repeat 3-4 times.

This should clear out all the air trapped in your engine.

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