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It sucks the radiator hose of my 2006 chrysler town & country

Edy123
Edy123
2
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
The radiator hose of my 2006 chrysler town & country is sucked. I already changed the thermostat. I changed the water pump. I put new hose. Change the radiator cap. I changed all the antifreeze to get the air out of the system and I sucked sucking the hose
Mangel HH
Mangel HH
19.786
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
This condition occurs when the refrigeration system has air inside it that does not evacuate properly. It is not purged by changing the coolant, but by removing the lid of the coolant container, placing the engine running and waiting for the bubbles inside the air to disappear, when the electric fan is started the purging procedure will be terminated.
Edy123
Edy123
2
hace 6 años

What container do you mean? To reserve or radiator?

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Edy123
Edy123
2
hace 6 años

It would help me a lot to tell me Step x step how to get air out of the system.

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Mangel HH
Mangel HH
19.786
hace 6 años

The system is sealed and self-purged, but does not mean that air remains inside that could not evacuate, especially if repairs were made where refrigerant was removed. Remove the cover of the reserve container, put the engine running, if there really is air, bubbles will be observed inside the container. Set the heating to the maximum for one minute (it is part of the system and should be considered as such) the engine will remain on during the procedure, therefore the interior temperature indicator will be observed.

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Mangel HH
Mangel HH
19.786
hace 6 años

The bubbles will disappear, at the moment you turn on the electric fan, the purging process of the cooling system will be terminated.
Salu2.

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Edy123
Edy123
2
hace 6 años

Ok thanks for the information. I will do it that way. Find out what results you give me. ????

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