Reply to "new water pipes-no bleed tube to radiator"

fordgtMember

I ahven't had the bleeder tube hooked up on my car in the almost 20 years I have owned the car. Neither my radiator nor the the stainlees swirl tank have fittings for it. I haven't had any problem bleeding the system if you follow the correct bleeding procedure. Jack the rear wheels up about 12" and get yourself a Lisle funnel which allows you to run the car with the system open and let the air bleed out.
You can get a lisle funnel through these guys, I got mine for 28 including shipping. toolcraze.com and I got it in 2 days. Their # is (818) 702-6777 and their product code is L2SRFK The cost was less than 19 but they sock on about 9.50 shipping for UPS ground.

Good luck

Gary #06984

10/22/048:30 AM

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