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| PThompson509 |
 Apr 2 2012, 07:43 PM
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Hi Folks,
I know that a large number of you are air-cooled types, so please ignore this thread. If you are knowledgeable about liquid cooling, I have a question for you: How do you get air bubbles out of the system? I have areas in my cooling system that are above the pump, but below the coolant reservoir. I'm pretty sure I have air in that area (it is where I have my motor controller - the car is now electric but uses liquid cooling)... I was thinking of putting a T in next to the controller, and then a valve or cap on that T to let the air out. Experts? Liquid cooling fanatics? Cheers, Peter |
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