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  • #16
    Originally posted by TheV6Bird:
    I guess I fixed it. But what temp do the fans turn on? Mine seem to turn on pretty late. And how do I know all the air is out? Should I repeat this whole thing again? What happens if I overfill?
    The fans turn on at almost 220 degrees. One way to kick the fans on is to turn the AC on for a second...it will kick the fans on for a few minutes.

    As far as all the air, just do your best. I was trying to think of a way to adapt some kind of a bleeder screw to the thermo housing, but I have not come up with a way. If anyone has any ideas on this, lemme know.
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    • #17
      Yea really sucks the 3.4 have no bleeder valves..
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      • #18
        don't worry about u filling it up too much, that is what you have the overflow jug for...
        Stephen Cruikshank<br /><br />Selling some stuff so all I have left is the FRA, !MAF Screen, whisper lid, Holley PowerShot, 3\" catback, and 160* thermo on the car<br /><br />I Practice Street S.M.A.R.T.S. - do you?

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        • #19
          you did install the thermostat in the right direction right? the 'pellet' side toward the engine block.

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          • #20
            If I remember correctly, I think u also have to turn the interior heat on to full heat, so the heater core is also flushed & filled w/coolant.

            Paul

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            • #21
              Originally posted by chas:
              you did install the thermostat in the right direction right? the 'pellet' side toward the engine block.
              Yes, spring side down. I didn't turn the heat on though :(

              Next time i flush ill do that though.
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