SC Coolant bleeding
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SC Coolant bleeding
I just replaced a Norma connector with new heater hose, clamps with a brass barb. Would like to thank Jon89 & motorcarman for their help.
Here is an after photo...
So my next task is obviously to fill and bleed the coolant. I didn't drain the old coolant but just let the coolant drop from the pipe & hoses. It is about 1/2 gallon in the pan.
My question is: do I need to crack open the SC cooler and bleed it (I found it from a XK repair guide)? I checked with my local Jag dealer and the intercooler washer is a special order and it will take at least 7 days for delivery. Therefore, I would not open it, unless I really have to.
What would you do in this situation?
Thanks in advance as always.
JW
Here is an after photo...
So my next task is obviously to fill and bleed the coolant. I didn't drain the old coolant but just let the coolant drop from the pipe & hoses. It is about 1/2 gallon in the pan.
My question is: do I need to crack open the SC cooler and bleed it (I found it from a XK repair guide)? I checked with my local Jag dealer and the intercooler washer is a special order and it will take at least 7 days for delivery. Therefore, I would not open it, unless I really have to.
What would you do in this situation?
Thanks in advance as always.
JW
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Good to know that it's actually reusable. If no leaks, I would be happy. Thank!
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