Bleed cooling system?

[Emcemv]

I've recently changed all my coolant hoses......I just filled everything back up and started her up and all seems good, do I need to bleed the air from anywhere?  I was worried about the air compressor?  I had the front heat valves shut off and I know about the bleeder on the heater core.

[luvrbus]

Air only traps at the highest point in a system if it does the compressor will be fine

[bevans6]

There may be a cross-over tube between the two thermostat housings with a bleed valve, that will bleed the engine.  I do that one when I am filling the engine with coolant, not while it's hot.  There is a bleed valve on the drivers heater core that may need to be bled.  Other than that you should be good to go.

Brian

[lostagain]

On the 6V92 I have in my 5C, there is a bleed valve at the rear of the engine at the back of the blower that is hard to reach but you need to do.

JC


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[TomC]

My expansion tank is the highest point in the cooling system (as it should be). I have a small bleed line from each thermostat going to the expansion tank. That automatically takes care of bleeding. Good Luck, TomC

[luvrbus]

His MCI should have the same hose going to the tank all Eagles do

[Emcemv]

Tom/Clifford

Yes, mine has the hoses from the thermostat housings to the expansion tank so it sounds like I'm all set.  I do not have a bleeder on the crossover tube between the thermostats though.
Thanks for the answers!

[luvrbus]

Don't worry about the bleeder on a cross pipe very,very few 8V92 ever had one as very seldom they never used the full blocking thermostats