2005 continental gt cooling
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2005 continental gt cooling
Hi does anyone know how to bleed cooling system? I foolishly opened cap when it was hot and lost a lot of my coolant.
Once up to 90 degrees with cap of it starts bubbling away and I'm sure I'm missing something.
Any help would be great as im going out if my mind
Once up to 90 degrees with cap of it starts bubbling away and I'm sure I'm missing something.
Any help would be great as im going out if my mind
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Just let the engine cool completely down (overnight). With a cold engine, top the fluid off to the Max mark in the tank. Give it 5/10 mins, make sure the level hasn't gone down. If it has, refill give another 5/10 mins. Keep doing that until the level doesn't change, cap it, you should be OK.
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Thanks for the replies, what temp should the fans cut in? Also is it possible it could get air locked? It just seems the water isn't going anywhere if that makes sense.
It starts and runs perfect with no other visible problem. I just think it's not happy from me removing the cap.
Can the caps fail?
Thanks again for all replies
It starts and runs perfect with no other visible problem. I just think it's not happy from me removing the cap.
Can the caps fail?
Thanks again for all replies
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