bleeding coolant
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Depends on what procedure you use to change the thermostat. Have you done it, yet?
You can just check the bleed screws when the system is at normal temp and pressurized. That should get rid of your air.
You can just check the bleed screws when the system is at normal temp and pressurized. That should get rid of your air.
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