better don't. Let it circulate and then flush it. Leave it to sit and you can expect a lot of erm.... 'interesting' thingsGot to try this one out.
Gonna leave the coke inside the Myvi radiator for 24hrs lol.
Myvi 2010
Like ants all over your engine?better don't. Let it circulate and then flush it. Leave it to sit and you can expect a lot of erm.... 'interesting' things
If you never did this type of DIY before.Got to try this one out.
Gonna leave the coke inside the Myvi radiator for 24hrs lol.
Myvi 2010
bleeding that means, need to let the thermostat to open right ? so the air can circulate in the engine.If you never did this type of DIY before.
better to be more careful as if u dont, u might end up overheat ur engine.
U need to bleed those air out of ur cooling system.
lol okay.better don't. Let it circulate and then flush it. Leave it to sit and you can expect a lot of erm.... 'interesting' things
There is a bleeding screw or nipple to let air out, but I have never done it as I let the water circulate before locking the radiator capbleeding that means, need to let the thermostat to open right ? so the air can circulate in the engine.
correct me if im wrong, the thermostat opens when the fan runs without the air cond turned on ?
No no no.. The thermostat separates the water in the engine block from the radiator so the coolant can warm up accordingly and maintain a constant temperature of 80+ degrees celsius (in most stock cars it's about there). To bleed you need to remove the air in the system meaning you run the system until thermostat opens up to circulate the water in the block so any air inside comes out with it and is removed via the radiator cap or overflow tank. You remove thermostat only if you want to remove the water in the block.bleeding that means, need to let the thermostat to open right ? so the air can circulate in the engine.
correct me if im wrong, the thermostat opens when the fan runs without the air cond turned on ?
No no no.. The thermostat separates the water in the engine block from the radiator so the coolant can warm up accordingly and maintain a constant temperature of 80+ degrees celsius (in most stock cars it's about there). To bleed you need to remove the air in the system meaning you run the system until thermostat opens up to circulate the water in the block so any air inside comes out with it and is removed via the radiator cap or overflow tank. You remove thermostat only if you want to remove the water in the block.
Thanks for the reply guys.There is a bleeding screw or nipple to let air out, but I have never done it as I let the water circulate before locking the radiator cap
Please take lots of picsThanks for the reply guys.
I'm gonna do the radiator flush soon, found some deposits inside it.
Please take lots of pics
is it okay to run the engine with the coke/white vinegar in the radiator with the thermostat removed?No no no.. The thermostat separates the water in the engine block from the radiator so the coolant can warm up accordingly and maintain a constant temperature of 80+ degrees celsius (in most stock cars it's about there). To bleed you need to remove the air in the system meaning you run the system until thermostat opens up to circulate the water in the block so any air inside comes out with it and is removed via the radiator cap or overflow tank. You remove thermostat only if you want to remove the water in the block.
found the bleeder valve lolThere is a bleeding screw or nipple to let air out, but I have never done it as I let the water circulate before locking the radiator cap
Running without the thermostat, means water can circulate even when cold. The thing is after flush make sure you install the thermostat back properlyis it okay to run the engine with the coke/white vinegar in the radiator with the thermostat removed?
i read on some lowyat forum the guy removed his thermostat. not sure his car is okay now though.
Knowledge gain already.....I found a service manual from somones fb.
this is for K3-ve engine since i'm driving myvi.
hope this might help anyone in the future.
http://www.auto-detal.ru/remont/Terios_2006/9237(9737,9232)/CO.pdf
found the bleeder valve lol
As long as you remember to put it backis it okay to run the engine with the coke/white vinegar in the radiator with the thermostat removed?
i read on some lowyat forum the guy removed his thermostat. not sure his car is okay now though.
nice one. at the thermostat area right.I found a service manual from somones fb.
this is for K3-ve engine since i'm driving myvi.
hope this might help anyone in the future.
http://www.auto-detal.ru/remont/Terios_2006/9237(9737,9232)/CO.pdf
found the bleeder valve lol