Coolant: How to bleed air out after removing throttle body
07-01-2006, 10:02 PM
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Coolant: How to bleed air out after removing throttle body
I removed the entire throttle body, disconnected the cables, etc. and really cleaned both sides of the butterfly plate, etc. as well as the IACV. However, when I removed the throttle body, one of the hoses leaked out some coolant. I suppose I should somehow bleed the system to remove the air...
So, how do I do this? Or is it necessary?
So, how do I do this? Or is it necessary?
07-01-2006, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by cam_honestiam
I removed the entire throttle body, disconnected the cables, etc. and really cleaned both sides of the butterfly plate, etc. as well as the IACV. However, when I removed the throttle body, one of the hoses leaked out some coolant. I suppose I should somehow bleed the system to remove the air...
So, how do I do this? Or is it necessary?
So, how do I do this? Or is it necessary?
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