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Bleeding

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  • 14-12-2006 8:01pm
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    nosmo-king
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    What is the Correct way to bleed rads.?
    Should they be done in any sequence?
    Should the rads be cold ?

    Rads that are hot at the top cold at the bottom....Can this ever mean there is air trapped.?

    Tks n adv for info


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    JamesM
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    nosmo-king wrote:
    What is the Correct way to bleed rads.?
    Should they be done in any sequence?
    Should the rads be cold ?

    Rads that are hot at the top cold at the bottom....Can this ever mean there is air trapped.?

    Tks n adv for info
    Sequence should not matter.
    If it is a sealed system, it will take in more water, if do it cold.
    Hot at the top and cold at the bottom usually means bad (slow) circulation or dirt or sludge in the bottom of the rad.
    Jim.


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