Self Bleed Kits
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Bongofamily
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Self Bleed Kits
I was browsing some of the Facebook groups and stumbled across a link to some self bleed kits. I wondered if anyone had used them and what they thought? The description wasn’t that detailed but It seems to expel any trapped air back to the expansion tank by fitting a bit more rubber tubing.
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mikeonb4c
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Re: Self Bleed Kits
Can't decide about those. Some swear by them, some aren't convinced. My only thought is why did Mazda not implement the idea if it was a ready solution to a problem they knew the diesel and v6 Bongos had (the problem doesnt apply to the 2l engine). Then again, Mazda didn't fit a low coolant alarm!Bongofamily wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2020 11:49 pm I was browsing some of the Facebook groups and stumbled across a link to some self bleed kits. I wondered if anyone had used them and what they thought? The description wasn’t that detailed but It seems to expel any trapped air back to the expansion tank by fitting a bit more rubber tubing.
Re: Self Bleed Kits
Indeed I wish I could understand how its meant to do resolve the problem see viewtopic.php?p=711058#p711058
Geoff
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.