radiator removal / replacement
radiator removal / replacement
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methodwares

Original Poster:

583 posts

274 months

Monday 25th June 2007
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not the most fun of jobs... the bonnet does not need to come off, and it is much easier to get out if there is someone to help you (one person on each side of the car).

puting it back was fairly straight foward and didn't need any help getting it in.

bleeding the system... that is a long, ball-ache of a job, and i'm still not conviced i got all the air out of the system.


ro_butler

795 posts

301 months

Monday 25th June 2007
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methodwares said:
bleeding the system... that is a long, ball-ache of a job, and i'm still not conviced i got all the air out of the system.
That's what I have heard from everyone I asked!!

I still intend to do it though as I'm going to give the 2 stage radflush a go.

sonnylad

1,165 posts

255 months

Monday 25th June 2007
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I found bleeding the system very easy but then my drive is on a steep incline, which i think suits the job very well considering where the bleed screws are.

Forgot to mention car was facing up hill smile

Russ

Edited by sonnylad on Monday 25th June 20:14