1996 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera "coolant system air bound" Questions

...coolant is hot. If this does not help, disconnect hoses frm heater core when cool and blow out core with compressed air to unclog system. I hope this helps. I own a 2002 Acura TL-Heater stopped ...

...valve on top of the thermostat housing, open that until there is a steady stream of coolant coming out, then close it and refill system. If it still over heats, you might have a clogged

...System air bound? Water pump not circulating coolant? Defective radiator cap? Occasional overheating, if not related to low fluid or other problems, is usually caused by a sticking thermostat. Thanks ...

...in the coolant system and you can start it and see if that pulls the air out. Note: Dont work on it hot. You can get seriously injured by hot coolant coming out if you take the radiator cap

...system. It still is making that rushing water sound. If the coolant level was low at some point you might have air trapped in the heater core.  Make sure the coolant level is topped up, then ...

...IT APPEARS TO HAVE AIR TRAPPED INSIDE COOLANT SYSTEM . AIR NEEDS TO BE COMPLETELY EXPELLED FROM SYSTEM IN ORDER FOR COOLANT TO FLOW THROUGH ENGINE PROPERLY WITHOUT IT BEING WHAT IS CALLED AS AIR ...

...cold wind The system is probably air bound. Run the car from a cold engine with the radiator cap off to allow air to escape. The coolant level should go down in the radiator as the air is

...coolant system flush ----max cap 10 qts is the whole system not just radiator which would be about 1 gal -check operation of thermostat --water pump and for air bound Check if there is air trapped in ...

...coolant system is air bound. I do this by removing both Heater core hoses and running a garden hose in one of the hoses for a while. not only to flush the heater core but to get water in there. This ...

...basics, have you flushed the system and checked to make sure the car is not air bound? it could be your heater core , or the water pump if the coolant is circulating then it will be the heater ...