To bleed air in system, fill with coolant and leave cap off. Start engine and have heater on full hot with defrost on. Continue to run engine and every couple of minutes squeeze the upper radiator hose to help air pass. This can take up to 30 min. Engine off and let cool down Then secure coolant cap once cooled down.
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