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the best way is to jack up he back of the car about the top of your floor jack if possible, open the top bleeder on the radiator, add water ( water wetter advised ) fill till the water flows freely from the a fore mentioned bleeder, now start the car run for five minutes, check by opening bleeder again, don't be surprised to have MORE air evacuate the bleeder fill as needed, lower car and run to temp after it cools check again, but it should be water only at this point. The air in the system will seek the highest point in the system this is why you put the tail up in the air, forcing the water into the radiator. Many over heating problems can be traced back to air in the radiator.

4/25/1312:19 AM

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