[DML] Re: Couple Questions- Coolant System & Idle
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[DML] Re: Couple Questions- Coolant System & Idle





Josh - In regards to the question on bleeding air from the cooling 
system, I would recommend getting one of our self-bleeder kits, with 
our exclusive radiator air bleeder feature (K1012DP).  The air will 
literally be automatically eliminated from your cooling system, now 
and whenever you perform necessary maintenance in the future.  It 
will save you lots of time over the long haul, and will prevent air 
accumulation caused by minor leaks and other problems.  Naturally, 
you should repair or correct any problems with the cooling system in 
order to maintain proper cooling system function.

In terms of the cold idle question - The behavior that you describe 
is fairly typical to one degree or another in most DeLoreans.  
People have been able to tune some of it out, and others have 
various modifications and hardware tweaks to eliminate it.  Don't 
worry though - it is normal behavior for a DeLorean.  My 
car, "Winged1" lopes for about 30 seconds, and then settles in to a 
smooth idle.  Others take several minutes.

Toby Peterson  VIN 2248 "Winged1"
DeLorean Parts Northwest, LLC
www.delorean-parts.com

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "dmc3989" <dmc3989@xxxx> wrote:

> 1.) I would like to bleed the air out of the coolant system but 
have been unable to figure out how to do so. If anyone has any 
insight it would be much appreciated.
> 2.) When I start my car, I have ignition and startup with no 
> problems but during oh, the first five minutes that the engine is 
> running the engine idles somewhat oddly, increasing and decreasing 
> in a what I would call a cycling manner. It is somewhat hard to 
> describe but after this about five minute period the car will idle 
> perfect no problem. 








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