Subject	When I add coolant to an empty cooling system, I fill up
Posted by	Zirvana on April 05, 2007 at 4:55 PM
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In Reply To	Re: What is the condition of the AC Condenser and radiator posted by sixguns69 on April 05, 2007 at 04:48 PM
Message	the radiator as far as it will go, leave the radiator cap off, turn the heater in the car on full HOT and heater fan speed on high, and run the engine up to full operating temperature. Usually when the interior air is very hot, the coolant has circulated in the complete cooling system. I add coolant as needed when the engine is running. I then turn the car off and put the radiator cap back on. Over the next few times when I drive it, water may get sucked from the over-flow tank after I turn the car off and it cools down if more coolant is needed in the radiator. I check the level in the over-flow tank to keep it at the specified level. This approach has always worked for my 94TT.
Follow Ups	Overheating problem - sixguns69 16:34:12 04/05/07 What is the condition of the AC Condenser and radiator - Zirvana 16:43:12 04/05/07 Re: What is the condition of the AC Condenser and radiator - sixguns69 16:48:36 04/05/07 When I add coolant to an empty cooling system, I fill up - Zirvana 16:55:08 04/05/07 That is pretty much how I bleed my system. - Spongerider :) 18:11:27 04/05/07 What is the air flow like through the lower right and left - Zirvana 17:00:06 04/05/07 have u checked... - naZeer (Dallas) 20:53:09 04/08/07
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