Replacing Coolant Flange

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AdyHoggs
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Replacing Coolant Flange

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Hi, Wonder if anyone could help please, I’m now changing my cracked plastic coolant flange on the side of the head on my T25 1.6TD. I’m wondering if I need to bleed the system when I fill her back up, or will I be alright just to top her back up, thanks for any help

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Re: Replacing Coolant Flange

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Your radiator will be mostly empty, so you'll need to bleed the system.
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the back end will need to be relativly high up for the rad to fill on a set of home ramps. But if you do that and then top up over a few short trips it will probbal burp all the air out the rad.
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