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Old 08-29-2009, 09:51 AM   #7
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The bleeder valve is located right to the filler. I let the car run a bit to get it up to temp and brought the revs up, as mentioned in prior posts. That removes some of the air, but most came out in just normal driving (I drove mine with the valve open to my other home in Wisconsin; about 125 miles). There is no harm in driving with the valve open; infact I found that when the system was completely bled, the valve tended to close on it's own.
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