Subject	Have you tried bleeding it?>>
Posted by	MattZ(converted TT) on August 28, 2000 at 12:59 PM
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In Reply To	NISMO Radiator Issue posted by TT_Ahl_Z on August 28, 2000 at 09:26 AM
Message	try to open the plastic screw located at the top left corner.Open the radiator cap and start the engine.Let it run till the normal operating tenperature and you have to keep pouring water with coolat on both inlets till you see bubbles in it( this will remove air in the system).Put the plastic screw back where it was and tighten it.Put the radiator cap back and secure it.Goodluck MattZ I have a NISMO radiator and oil cooler on my 91 ZXTT. The other day in 95+ heat while sitting in a line to have it washed the temp gauge almost made it to the overheated zone. I thought that with the NISMO radiators this wouldn't happen. What can I do to keep it from happening again?
Follow Ups	NISMO Radiator Issue - TT_Ahl_Z 09:26:02 08/28/00 what % mix are you running? In the summer I would - ZX_man 09:28:35 08/28/00 Re: what % mix are you running? In the summer I would - TT_Ahl_Z 09:41:29 08/28/00 FYI:Stock vs NISMO comparison>>> - ZTicket(Dallas) 09:59:13 08/28/00 yea, but your stock, stage3 ='s more heat!! (n/m) - Bj (NJ) 11:55:29 08/28/00 Nismo rad is like stock. Total RipOff!!!! (n/m) - TwinTurboPete 10:26:02 08/28/00 not a rip off since it costs the same as OEM>>> - nixit(da][as) 10:34:49 08/28/00 hehehhHHAHAHHAHA (sig) (n/m) - BeaZTT(happyBdayBeautiful) 10:52:45 08/28/00 i bet he poured in his coolant too fast and got air pockets. (n/m) - Bernie 12:12:03 08/28/00 Well, it's only supposed to cool 16% more. - MOTRSPRT--ID 12:15:36 08/28/00 Could be one of the fans or the fan clutch. (n/m) - Z-RATED 10:35:02 08/28/00 Have you tried bleeding it?>> - MattZ(converted TT) 12:59:30 08/28/00
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