On some cars there is a bleed valve but mostly its just a case of filling up the rad, leave the rad cap off and rev the car. Turn the heating on full and to the hottest setting, this will bring water up through your heater matrix where the air bubbles probably are. some of the air bubbles will come out but not all so top up the rad and put the rad cap on and take it for a quick spin going up through the revs and the gears.Do this while having the heating on full. Park up mthe car then turn it off then and take off the rad cap. Do this very slowly and carefully because if the rad is full there could be pressure and scalding water could spray on your face!!! Good idea is to put an old t-shirt or something over it while your opening it. If there was air in the system this shouldnt happen and you will just have to top up the rad!!
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the heating is staying cold it won't heat up before people start goin on bout head gaskets, it was working fine before I took the engine out of the old shell anyone any ideas Wat it could be causing this maybe something disconnected? I had quick look but I couldnt see anything I didn't strip the new shell so maybe my mate disconnected something?
