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Originally Posted by Old Mechanic
Check the recovery bottle when you leave work. You could carry a small container of coolant to top off the radiator and recovery bottle. Of course, in those hot temperatures I would not run the heater  .
Bleed when you get home, then let it cool and top off again. Never run it with the cap off unless you are checking for proper thermostat operation and opening temperature, which you have already done when you replaced the thermostat.
regards
mech |
Problem is I'm on a 4% slope here at work, so I can't tell where my recovery bottle is at exactly.
And 90% of the time on my way home from work the past, 3 weeks I have used the heater, it gets down in the 50's at night (that's cold, for me at least).
I will burp it when I get home though before I go to bed.