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Old 01-21-2014, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by funola View Post
An easy way to check if there is air in the heater core or other problems is after a high speed drive with heat on, pull over and feel all the hoses going in and out of the fire wall. If they are cold, there is air or blockage.
Correct.
You forgot to mention:

If the radio is off, you can may hear a gurgle = a sure sign of air in the system..

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