99-2000 si

[mikesEK]

I'm Replacing a radiator on my em1
And I don't see a bleeder valve on the
Neck like most hondas!!
Does it bleed else where .... Or just fill
With water and go??

[chip P.]

are u tryin to drain it or fill it?

[chameleon30038]

there is no bleeder valve...you must fill and leave cap off and run engine allowing bubbles to come up to top of radiator therefore bleeding system of air bubbles.

DO NOT FILL & GO....WILL OVERHEAT.

[mikesEK]

thanks

[Barefoot]

there is no bleeder valve...you must fill and leave cap off and run engine allowing bubbles to come up to top of radiator therefore bleeding system of air bubbles.

DO NOT FILL & GO....WILL OVERHEAT.

[AnthonyF]

Gary laid down the law!

-Ant.

[seanrg1116]

fill it, leave the cap off, crank it, let it run till the thermostat opens and then add a little more coolant, you should be good when you see no more air bubbles

[Black4DrEK]

I could have swore there was a 'bleeder valve' on the housing on the block were the hose from radiator goes to motor

maybe im wrong.. o well

[mikesEK]

seanrg1116 chameleon30038 ..........were very much right!!! thanks guys

[dabuilding]

I could have swore there was a 'bleeder valve' on the housing on the block were the hose from radiator goes to motor

maybe im wrong.. o well

this is true i believe my b16 has one

[preferredduck]

there is no bleeder valve...you must fill and leave cap off and run engine allowing bubbles to come up to top of radiator therefore bleeding system of air bubbles.

DO NOT FILL & GO....WILL OVERHEAT.

amen, i gotta do this to mine everytime.

[preferredduck]

I could have swore there was a 'bleeder valve' on the housing on the block were the hose from radiator goes to motor

maybe im wrong.. o well

pssibly on the thermo near the upper radiator hose. i know it was on a 95 single cam, but not sure on my si. i don't recall seeing it there but can check tomorrow. i know what you are talking about. i'll look tomorrow, or maybe even tonight