Hey guys!
Yesterday I changed my upper and lower radiator hoses, coolant, and thermostat.
But this morning I checked it out and both radiator hoses were completely collapsed so I took the radiator cap off and they went back to normal. So there's air in the system. But I don't know where the bleeder screw is for bleeding the coolant system.

Thanks.

 

My bad guys! I posted this in the wrong section. My phone is dumb. Admin move it?
Sorry

 

Take off the cap, and squeeze the lower hose from top to bottom. Turn the car on with the cap off and let it idle for about 2 minutes and replace the cap and let it warm.


Repeat once it's cool enough.

Edit: oh and fill up your coolant overflow bottle and leave the bottle cap off while you do those procedures.

 

Thanks! But, I found out the REAL problem. There is no air in the system. It's the hoses I bought. They are crap. I need to buy different ones, Not from Autozone or Pepboys. Do you know where I can get ones close to the factory ones, or Gator hoses?

I felt the original factory hoses and they are A LOT stronger than the ones I bought from Autozone and Pepboys..

Thanks,
-Coollol123

 

No air in the system? You're not supposed to. That's why it's pressurized, to hold heat better.
Am I missing something?

 

he was saying that there were no air bubbles it was cheap hoses that were collapsing...thin cheap rubber not reinforced

 

When I changed my water pump and such all I did was pour fluid back in the radiator til it was full to the top and let er' rip.

 

Bro,
If you're talking local shop you should do better at NAPA. If you are talking online I would go summit racing or lancershop.