i have a heating problem and think there is air in my cooling system. can anybody tell me where the anti coolant bleeding screw is.

 

you didn't have to make another thread on this. why didn't you continue with this thread?


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and there is no bleeding screw.

just do what i told you on the other thread first

 

so i don't have to do nothing. just open radiator cap, blast the heat and wait?

 

i let the motor run. open the radiator car. once it heats up anti freeze rises almost till over fill, fans kicks on, anti freeze sunks back in. did about 5-6 times. almost every time i see a bubble. do i have to do it until theres no more bubble.

 

After the fan kicks on and the coolant gets sucked in, re-fill with coolant! Do it twice and ur done.

 

did that. took it for a 5 minute drive and it's still blowing out cold air. what else could there be.

 

Heater Core bypassed maybe?

 

finally figure what was the problem. took my car to midas and they told me there were no cable attached to my cool and warm control (climate control). they said they manually put it on warm for me. can anybody tell me how they did that. they want $97 to fix it. do have to take the climate control unit to fix this problem

 

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This happened to me years ago when I had got my first alarm installed...
The installer had pulled the cable off when attaching the alarm LED....
There is a cable that attaches your climate control temp. lever to a valve of some sort (centered behind your dash by the floor near where the heat comes out). You can open and close the valve by hand. Note: You may not need to replace the cable if just the connection piece/clip broke off. Have a look and be creative, you may be able to fabricate a clip/fastener of some sort. Other than that - replace the cable. Hope this helps!

 

in my del sol VTEC (B series so urs is the same), its right on the firewall. It has a line that goes to the heater core, the outlet will have a valve with a cable going to it. Thats what ur looking for.

How old is your thermostat?

 

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Find out if it's the climate unit side, or the valve side the cable is attatched to. If it's the climate side, I've got one that came out of my car.

 

thanks. i'll check and reply

 

your correct. its the climate control side. is it fixable. i'll probably have to take out my cd player or what ever it take to get to it. if you can tell me an easy way to get there.

 

you should be able to reach the bottom part of it by removing cener console.. one end of cable can be reached from passenger side, underneath dashboard where center console would go. you shold see loose/broken cable, if its not loose or broke.. then you have to remove the control unit. there are 4 connections.. you just have to be carefull not to break anything - its very easy to do. the other part of the cable hooks on top control unit.

 

how do i take remove the control unit. what holds it. screws?

 

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