I've got the "sloshing" noise
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RE: I've got the "sloshing" noise
You have air trapped in the engine from some leak, park the truck with the front end high, let it cool off, open the bleed screw and the coolant bottle lid, fill theu the coolant bootle till coolant starts coming out the hole then cap of the bleed screw, fill the coolant bottle all the wau to the top and repeat it again 2 days later. mkae sure you only use dexcool and at some point you are then going to need to find your coolant leak before you over heat your engine.
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RE: I've got the "sloshing" noise
This is a sealed system, thats why you dont have a radiator cap, you need to find a mechanic that can pull a vacuum to do it correctly. Most likely you dont have a leak, just someone has messed with this sealed system before and didnt know what they were doing. I'm sure there might be ways around it but pulling a vacuum to suck the air out is the correct way. hope this helped.
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RE: I've got the "sloshing" noise
ORIGINAL: jutgin
This is a sealed system, thats why you dont have a radiator cap, you need to find a mechanic that can pull a vacuum to do it correctly. Most likely you dont have a leak, just someone has messed with this sealed system before and didnt know what they were doing. I'm sure there might be ways around it but pulling a vacuum to suck the air out is the correct way. hope this helped.
This is a sealed system, thats why you dont have a radiator cap, you need to find a mechanic that can pull a vacuum to do it correctly. Most likely you dont have a leak, just someone has messed with this sealed system before and didnt know what they were doing. I'm sure there might be ways around it but pulling a vacuum to suck the air out is the correct way. hope this helped.
Not to call you out, but check your info....