Decided to check all fluid levels today and after a good long run left the engine to cool for a good 10 15 mins before the checks , when checking the coolant I looked at the expansion tank it sat between min and max so I didn't bother opening the tank cap, I then opened the radiator cap slowly I could hear slight air noise and a little fluid dribbled out , I slowly put the cap back on and tightened it slowly my question is would I have to bleed the system ? how likely is it That air will have got trapped ? I know your supposed to check coolant when cold and it's fairly easy to cause problems by air locks
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Decided to check all fluid levels today and after a good long run left the engine to cool for a good 10 15 mins before the checks , when checking the coolant I looked at the expansion tank it sat between min and max so I didn't bother opening the tank cap, I then opened the radiator cap slowly I could hear slight air noise and a little fluid dribbled out , I slowly put the cap back on and tightened it slowly my question is would I have to bleed the system ? how likely is it That air will have got trapped ? I know your supposed to check coolant when cold and it's fairly easy to cause problems by air locks
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