Bleeding the coolants
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Bleeding the coolants
I put a new water pump flushed out the radiator put a new thermostat and a fan clutch because it was overheating now I put all the fluids in installed everything Now the temperature goes up but when I press the gas it stops and it kind of goes down a little but still there’s a Higher temperature it’s a 97 disco I don’t know do I have a gasket issue or do I still need to bleed the system I don’t know please help
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There are tons of different approaches to bleeding coolant. The basics include...
1. Fill radiator fully and reservoir to just over the fill line
2. Park truck so that passenger front is higher than rear. The more the incline the better.
3. Run truck at 2500 RPM with the heater on full blast.
4. when hot air blows from vents, shut it down and check fluid levels. Add as needed.
5. Take a spin around the block.
6. check fluid level. add as needed.
BTW, best to post in the D1 section. You'll get more eyeballs on your posts.
1. Fill radiator fully and reservoir to just over the fill line
2. Park truck so that passenger front is higher than rear. The more the incline the better.
3. Run truck at 2500 RPM with the heater on full blast.
4. when hot air blows from vents, shut it down and check fluid levels. Add as needed.
5. Take a spin around the block.
6. check fluid level. add as needed.
BTW, best to post in the D1 section. You'll get more eyeballs on your posts.
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