Albert Alfvag
Member
Hi.
Just a quick question. I drive a panda 4x4 1988 and as I understand it the 4x4s have a self-bleeding coolant system.
I just emptied the cooling system to change the metal coolant pipe in front of the engine.
The owners manual says the system holds 5,2 litres of coolant, but I've only put in 3l and even when I start the car the coolant level in the tank doesn't get lower (it's about half full atm).
Should I just drive and top up as necessary or should I do something else?
I don't want to risk overheating some part of the engine if there isn't enough coolant.
I havn't run the engine up to when the fan cuts in yet. Should I?
Thanks,
Albert
Just a quick question. I drive a panda 4x4 1988 and as I understand it the 4x4s have a self-bleeding coolant system.
I just emptied the cooling system to change the metal coolant pipe in front of the engine.
The owners manual says the system holds 5,2 litres of coolant, but I've only put in 3l and even when I start the car the coolant level in the tank doesn't get lower (it's about half full atm).
Should I just drive and top up as necessary or should I do something else?
I don't want to risk overheating some part of the engine if there isn't enough coolant.
I havn't run the engine up to when the fan cuts in yet. Should I?
Thanks,
Albert