Thanks a lotHow to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?depending on engine , the two pipes go into the bulkhead unclip one and pour coolant into the header tank until it flows out of the pipe you are holding, replace it but DO NOT use a worm drive clip use only the audi spring clip or you will fracture the pipeHow to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?Use ONLY genuine Audi coolant, or your radiator and heater core may melt!!! Where I live, they can do a system purge and flush out all the old coolant, and install the RIGHT coolant easily. What is your ACTUAL problem. No heat??? Perhaps your heater control valve needs some attention!
Sunday, February 26, 2012
How to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?
Can you help me, show detail how to find the pipe and how to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6.
Thanks a lotHow to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?depending on engine , the two pipes go into the bulkhead unclip one and pour coolant into the header tank until it flows out of the pipe you are holding, replace it but DO NOT use a worm drive clip use only the audi spring clip or you will fracture the pipeHow to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?Use ONLY genuine Audi coolant, or your radiator and heater core may melt!!! Where I live, they can do a system purge and flush out all the old coolant, and install the RIGHT coolant easily. What is your ACTUAL problem. No heat??? Perhaps your heater control valve needs some attention!luigi games
Thanks a lotHow to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?depending on engine , the two pipes go into the bulkhead unclip one and pour coolant into the header tank until it flows out of the pipe you are holding, replace it but DO NOT use a worm drive clip use only the audi spring clip or you will fracture the pipeHow to bleed the heater core of 1996 Audi A6?Use ONLY genuine Audi coolant, or your radiator and heater core may melt!!! Where I live, they can do a system purge and flush out all the old coolant, and install the RIGHT coolant easily. What is your ACTUAL problem. No heat??? Perhaps your heater control valve needs some attention!
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