new water pipes-no bleed tube to radiator

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I'm about to start putting my car back together after 8 months of minor restoration. Anyways, I'm putting on new chrome water pipes and it has no bleeder tube outlet that goes to the top of the radiator. I have a used radiator that's been serviced already from another Pantera. This radiator doesn't have a small place on top either to put the tube. Is this something that I should not even bother with, or should I do something before I put these parts in? I know it's purpose is to bleed any air that's in the coolant system. Any responses are greatly appreciated! thanks

10/22/046:18 AM

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