Engine coolant air (Resolved :)

I guess that there is air in the engine coolant and that if I do not exhaust too much air in this heat, it will do bad work for me. In the picture, are the screws next to the green socket for this job? Does anyone have advice on how to get the air off? semsword 2011-07-26 17:11:36

I must say that if I saw the brother did not come out clearly, I am not sure if he did not know the 206 engine. If it was 307, I would say its location.

As far as I know, there must have been screws but I'm not sure

I could not completely get out of the picture, but it can be found by being described. It is on the hose that enters the radiator and is usually black. Before loosening the screw, start the vehicle and make sure the heater is fully open. Then loosen the screw and drain the water until the air bubbles are gone. At the same time, show the coolant reservoir to prevent the water from falling too low. If it drops, add coolant.

The picture is water:

Thanks ... I can look at an experience in the evening ....

You took my picture of koliva, naptin how do I find it, how would I describe that piece (:

[QUOTE = text] You took my picture of koliva, how did I find it, how would I describe that piece (: [/ QUOTE]

There is a ready film

The right side of the engine is the thermostat box. There are 2-3 mugs on the top and the hose comes out from the top, etc. ... there is an air intake area on top of it, as the boiler shows on the heater hose ...

[QUOTE = CeCoLi] is the thermostat box on the right side of the motor. There are 2-3 mucus on top and the hose comes out from the top, etc. ... there is a bleeding place on top of it.

This is also an option. The picture is also here:

Is that the picture in 307 above?

1.4 hdi did you have any engines on it?

[QUOTE = göktuğ] is that the picture in 307 above? [/ QUOTE]

Could these screws be according to Cecoli? semsword 2011-07-20 13:44:04

1.4 hdi did you have any engines on it?

[QUOTE = semsword] Could these screws be according to Cecoli? [/ QUOTE]

My car is also standing next door. a small allen-headed yellow metal bolt on the bend ...

The rubber valve cap on the other side of the heating hose. Keep in mind that you always have your valve cover with you. If one burst of this valve bursts, you will need a new one. If there is no valve on the top of your running tires, no problem. the cecol 2011-07-20 15:37:05

Yes, when it is plastic, it can be thrown away in the heat. cem bro you were lucky. Those who do not fit the valve will be napped (:

I just said I could not take the air of the car, I removed the two screws, I waited, I waited for 10 minutes or so. I am waiting for your suggestions, not anywhere else.

How long was the temperature indicator?