where is the bleeder for the coolant?
08-05-03, 09:15 PM
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ok.... there is this horriable beeping... and im told its a sensor that is letting me know there is air in my radiator... i unpluged the sensor.. and it made the beep go forever..... also ive had a bunch of people tell me i have to open the bleeder, then fill....
i dont care how it happens.. i want that beeping gone.... im on the verge of ripping the dash apart and taking the speaker or whatever it is out.....
i dont care how it happens.. i want that beeping gone.... im on the verge of ripping the dash apart and taking the speaker or whatever it is out.....
08-05-03, 09:26 PM
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Either you have an air bubble in your system, you have a coolant leak, or your sensor is not working right.
Do what Scott said to fix the air bubble, if you have one.
Check for leaks if you have those. Most of the time it happens on the heater hose onthe drivers side going from the engine to the heater core.
Do what Scott said to fix the air bubble, if you have one.
Check for leaks if you have those. Most of the time it happens on the heater hose onthe drivers side going from the engine to the heater core.
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only the 86-88 have the bleeder. the 89-91 don't
do what I said above. and plug the sensor back in.
if you want it to go away now. cut the sensor wire and ground the harness wire. but that is the wrong way. and will cause future damage.
do what I said above. and plug the sensor back in.
if you want it to go away now. cut the sensor wire and ground the harness wire. but that is the wrong way. and will cause future damage.
08-05-03, 10:17 PM
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alright.. well i guess im gonna be doing that later tomarrow. Im sure its air bubbles, it doesnt leak anything... guess when i blew that heater hose its never really recovered.. atleast know i know what to do hopefully. Thanks so much
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