Mitsubishi Delica Owners Club UK™

[JonH]

Hi
My garage has changed the timing belt, water pump and replaced a couple of coolant pipes and now he's having difficulties bleeding the system. He telling me the heater is pumping out warm air but he thinks but should be hotter.  He's taken the front matrix out to see if there's blockage etc but seems fine, the rear matrix has been bypassed by me due to a leak.

So are there any hints to bleed the coolant system so I can pass it on?

Thanks in advance

Jon

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[fintious]

to bleed the system there is a black plastic nut to loosen.  It's on the right as you look in the engine bay above the battery....
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3.0 V6, Auto. 2005

[JonH]

Brilliant thanks for your help

[Lewis]

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[JonH]

Thanks Lewis  

[mark3]

The only thing i can think of is the system was filled without removing the vent bolt on the top of the thermostat/top hose housing to let air out as coolant goes in, other than that i not ever had a problem filling them.
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[JonH]

Thanks Mark. I'll pass that on too

[peter turner]

Hi John
If you are wanting a rear heater matrix and its the same one fitted to the 2.8 diesel ...
then I have one you can have if you want it for free
its clean and totally unblocked and watertight
Peter

[JonH]

Hi Peter
Thanks very much for the offer. I'm going to convert it to a camper van so I wasn't planning to use the rear heater anyway but it's very kind of you to offer

Cheers

Jon