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Its actually very easy now. I jack the front up. I open the bleeder screw on the heater hose. pour water in the reservoir and keep pouring water in the radiator until i see come out the bleeder hole on the hose. Once i see that, i screw it in and fill up the radiator and leave the cap off. I start the car, blast the heat and hold the rev to 2k rpm constant. Fill the radiator as it goes down. once it stops going down, I take it for a drive, its not fully bled yet but i go for a drive anyways and the remaining air clears its self out. Make sure you have plenty of water in the reservoir because as your driving, its gonna take water from it. HOWEVER when you are driving, you will see the water temps raise up but it never hits H. its 3/4 of the way up there but eventually it dropps and drops to normal temps and then you can feel the heat in your face.
moi? GReddy , and a koyorad 53mm if that mather...
but i really cant find the bleeder screw...i have everything covered in heat shield...stuff..
resevoir is the extra tank right? fill it up?
what i dont understand about my tank is that the hose in on the lock..that sits on the top..and there is a breathing hole on the lock aswell...it wont suck **** from that tank..
allright.. mine wouldnt fit there between the engine and radiator and if i mounted it just above the radiator as with the oil catch tank then the hood wouldnt close ( with it didnt to anyway later becuse of the strut bar)
and since i moved my battery to the trunk so,,,why not use the space =)
so i have the containers for the raidiator and washfluid there