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    Default Bleeding Radiator

    i got a 1995 integra. thinking about bleeding the radiator. i heard that you can leave the cap on, and leave the reservoir full and the air will bleed itself out. or do i have to take off the cap, start the car, than the air will bleed itself out, and add coolant.

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    cap off car on run till the fan turns on or about 5-10 minutesor no more bubbles come out.


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    Yup. Might get a little messy if it does have air. Try fixating a funnel on the filler neck to catch overflow and add coolant as needed. Lisle makes a funnel for this exact purpose, but you don't really need it...

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