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On a cold engine remove the rad cap and loosen any bleeder screws if any.When the upper hose starts getting hot the level will probably go down.Make sure your heater is on as well.Add fluid as needed.Tighten up the bleeders if not already done.

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Q: How do you bleed air from radiator when refilling so it doesn't form any air pockets in system?
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