Car overheating
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Billman bleeding instructions:
1 run car at idle to 3 bars PLUS 1.5 minutes, hold at 2500 rpm for an additional 15 seconds, shut it off.
2 Open bleeder at front of engine, allow air to escape. don't bother with rubber bleeder at firewall.
3 refill rad to top.
-repeat 1 2 & 3 till air is gone. make sure heat is very hot.
1 run car at idle to 3 bars PLUS 1.5 minutes, hold at 2500 rpm for an additional 15 seconds, shut it off.
2 Open bleeder at front of engine, allow air to escape. don't bother with rubber bleeder at firewall.
3 refill rad to top.
-repeat 1 2 & 3 till air is gone. make sure heat is very hot.
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I got cams and cam holders top and bottom everything was measured and everything checked out. when I put the engine together. Im going to do a leak down and compression test on monday when I get back to work with all my tools.
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Originally Posted by dammitjim,Jan 10 2010, 07:49 AM
Billman bleeding instructions:
1 run car at idle to 3 bars PLUS 1.5 minutes, hold at 2500 rpm for an additional 15 seconds, shut it off.
2 Open bleeder at front of engine, allow air to escape. don't bother with rubber bleeder at firewall.
3 refill rad to top.
-repeat 1 2 & 3 till air is gone. make sure heat is very hot.
1 run car at idle to 3 bars PLUS 1.5 minutes, hold at 2500 rpm for an additional 15 seconds, shut it off.
2 Open bleeder at front of engine, allow air to escape. don't bother with rubber bleeder at firewall.
3 refill rad to top.
-repeat 1 2 & 3 till air is gone. make sure heat is very hot.
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