O Bife
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Well just bled the system and a heck of a load of air farted out. Now to see if that sorted it or not. Hope so. Thanks for the guidance.
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O Bife
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Silly question, by the video above, is that "bleeding" off the air in the rad system?
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Mine's never looked like that but there's certainly gas coming out!
Tony e
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Big air lock there. Fill to brim with engine off put your hand over the top and squeeze/pump the top pipe coming from the pump. Keep toping up and repeat. Might take a fhew times. Then when your happy keep toping up slowly noteing any air coming from the small return pipe at the header tank. When thats all done give both top hoses a good squeese to lower the header tank level. Then cap on and run at a fast idle until nice and hot and squeeze the pipe from pump to rad to shove the water around. Use a cloth. Let it then cool and check level. Hope this workes for you as it does for me
tomcat59alan
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You hopeing to finish your apprenticeship on this job?
I am hoping it will still work when I've got it back together and I can remember where all the bits go. There's a bracket underneath somewhere that holds the loom but damned if I can remember where it goes. I'm hoping the bolt holes (and indeed bolts) will become obvious once the gearbox is back on!
