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hs_300e 07-09-2006 08:31 AM

Did coolant flush - now no hot air
 
I flushed the coolant in my car - '86 300E and now when I start the engine and turn the heater on, there is system is blowing cold air - even though I have the temp. dial turned to max.

Any suggestions?????

Thanks.

myc36 07-09-2006 08:44 AM

you might have air trapped in the system. with the car off take off radiator cap and start the car turn the heater on let car run for a while then put cap back on. recheck coolant level once it cools.

t walgamuth 07-09-2006 10:49 AM

no might about it. there is an air pocket.

tom w

BENZ-LGB 07-09-2006 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hs_300e
I flushed the coolant in my car - '86 300E and now when I start the engine and turn the heater on, there is system is blowing cold air - even though I have the temp. dial turned to max.

Any suggestions?????

Thanks.

That has happened to me with my 300TE. (Same engine as your car). With the engine off, and coolant cool (after it has sat for a while) remove coolant reservoir cap and squeeze the upper radiator hose. This burps the car and gets rid of air...other than that run the car with heater on at full blast...that should do it.

But try the burping first....

mbshop 07-09-2006 07:38 PM

did you bleed the top of the thermostat housing?
do this first. then run the engine for a bit. stop and
carefully recheck the level.
then run the car down the road. running at idle won't
get the air bubble out.

george


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