Here's a quick question to all the coolant system fundis out there. Does a V6 system require bleeding after being disturbed like the diesels, and if so how is it carried out.
Thanks in anticipation
Regards
Roger
Bleeding a V6
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Re: Bleeding a V6
All cooling systems need bleeding - it's just that most are easy to do
No idea about the V6 I'm afraid

No idea about the V6 I'm afraid

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Re: Bleeding a V6
I have been told that its the same princaple, not done mine as off but want to flush it before winter just because i like playing
as per factsheet it has been said but maybe someone wants to prove me wrong 


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Re: Bleeding a V6
Have a look under the n/s seat and see if there is a bleed tube. Passes over the altenator and secured to the chassis with a cable tie thingy.
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Re: Bleeding a V6
Quick answer, yes and from the highest point.Regor wrote:Here's a quick question to all the coolant system fundis out there. Does a V6 system require bleeding after being disturbed like the diesels, and if so how is it carried out.
Thanks in anticipation
Regards
Roger

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Re: Bleeding a V6
Hi,
I've watched mine being done and the answer is yes, there is a bleed pipe under the passenger seat. Should imagine it's very similar to the diesel engine procedure.
Andy
I've watched mine being done and the answer is yes, there is a bleed pipe under the passenger seat. Should imagine it's very similar to the diesel engine procedure.
Andy