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> Air in 914 V8 cooling system, Need advise....
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post Mar 26 2004, 10:59 PM
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Today after installing front Konis on the V8 914 , started the car and the water pump hose clamp was loose so it puked out a fair amount of coolant. Added a 50/50 mix. ran the car until warmup and drove the car, cold and rainy weather, so it didn't really get hot. @ 160-170.
Any suggestions that I should do as far purging out any air that might be in the system. Or maybe I don't need to do anything.
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post Mar 27 2004, 08:07 PM
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When I open a cooling system in these type of cars I use a product called AirLift. It attaches to the cap and a vacuum is drawn on the system with shop air (provided its available). Works well with Vanagons, Panteras etc. Available at most parts stores or tool distributors. After the vacuum is drawn coolant can be introduced from a storage container. Very little mess and no air pockets. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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