Posted by pete 23 on January 30, 2017 at 16:44:03 from (45.52.56.170):
In Reply to: Filling the radiator posted by jasonteem on January 30, 2017 at 14:43:39:
Did you collect the coolant you drained so you know how much you actually drained. You may have not drained it completely. If you do know it drained out more than you have been able to put back in , I would NOT run it because you have huge air pockets. In that case you will need to relieve the air by taking out plugs, or temp gauge or something high up on the engine. Some engines are really difficult to bleed. Most older tractors are usually easy to bleed. CaseIH had a rather complex procedure for bleeding some of the engines used in the Maxxum tractors.
I know of one Honda that was not bled properly and engine over heated shortly after causing considerable more expense for owner. I know nothing in particular about your tractor but if you can keep getting more coolant in by pinching the hose, I believe you have room for more and it is air trapped.
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