Subject	Air bubbles in Engine
Posted by	thor492001 on April 05, 2008 at 9:21 AM
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Message	Last year I had to rebuild my engine, timing belt broke. When I got it put back together the heater didn't work. I was told i had air bubbles in the engine. So I jacked it up, put a long funnel full of coolant way above engine. I got a few bubbles out and heater worked alittle, but not good enough. It just so happened my son's car rod bearings went out and had to rebuild his engine. When done, of course same problem, but on it the temp. sensor is on top of engine and took it out, filled until cooland came out and done. So, does anyone know of a good way to do this on a 300zx, or at least a better way than I've tried? It's not going to be good this summer if I can't fix this problem. Thanks for any help!
Follow Ups	Air bubbles in Engine - thor492001 09:21:37 04/05/08 Re: Air bubbles in Engine - txq45 09:30:46 04/05/08 Re: Re: Air bubbles in Engine - thor492001 11:51:51 04/05/08 Sometimes its as easy as just massaging the radiator hoses. (n/m) - Waggz 13:56:30 04/05/08
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