Bleeding Air in Engine
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Easiest way is to park on a hill or grade or a set of car ramps (front end in the air). After work is done fill the reservoir tank. Start the rover and turn the heat on full. Let it run for 5 to 10 minutes (at least long enough for the heat to start getting hot. Shut then engine down let cool for a bit and refill tank repeat until you don't need to add fluid (always use either a 50/50 mix antifreeze or distilled water only).
Easiest way is to park on a hill or grade or a set of car ramps (front end in the air). After work is done fill the reservoir tank. Start the rover and turn the heat on full. Let it run for 5 to 10 minutes (at least long enough for the heat to start getting hot. Shut then engine down let cool for a bit and refill tank repeat until you don't need to add fluid (always use either a 50/50 mix antifreeze or distilled water only).
