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[QUOTE]Originally posted by MSR:
One odd thing after my drive today. I attempted to release the air from the radiator petcock, and nothing came out. I mean not air, or radiator fluid, nothing came out. Until...I relieved the pressure by removing the cap from the Surge tank. Then radiator fluid came shooting out of the petcock.

This sounds like you have air in your cooling system. Try jacking the back of the car up as far you can then open the upper radiator pet cock. Take radiator cap off also. Make sure that you have a good full stream of coolant coming out of the pet cock before you close it, then add coolant to your surge tank as necessary.

2/25/175:35 AM

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