Subject	when you filled the radiator and bleed the air was the nose
Posted by	SammybTT(TN) on July 13, 2016 at 8:32 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Is there any chance one of the new turbos is causing the posted by Fixntofly on July 10, 2016 at 11:21 AM
Message	of you car elevated? I know it took about 20 minutes to bleed the air out of my system. Also per your last question you asked about swapping coolant and oil lines...... I think if this was the case you would loose a lot of coolant and as you mention the oil level would rise. I would definitely double check all hoses to validate they are connected to the proper ports as this is where the work was performed. I also don't believe your turbos are defective. One good way to check would drain your oil and then turn over the engine and not start the engine and see if coolant is introduced into the oil pan. Better yet use a radiator pressure tester. Hope this helps and good luck
Follow Ups	Coolant leaking into oil without engine running - Fixntofly 19:57:32 07/09/16 how much coolant for your initial fill? maybe it is still - itsa300zx 20:32:44 07/09/16 Re: how much coolant for your initial fill? maybe it is still - Fixntofly 21:29:15 07/09/16 Is there any chance one of the new turbos is causing the - jzack 09:31:56 07/10/16 Re: Is there any chance one of the new turbos is causing the - Fixntofly 11:21:06 07/10/16 when you filled the radiator and bleed the air was the nose - SammybTT(TN) 20:32:02 07/13/16
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