Auxiliary heater
Bleeding coolant circuit of auxiliary heater
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The removal and installation procedures for the auxiliary heater and the circulation pump -V55- described in this Workshop Manual ensure that only a small quantity of air enters or remains in the coolant circuit. Therefore it is not necessary to bleed the coolant circuit completely after removing and installing the auxiliary heater or the circulation pump -V55-. However, if a large quantity of coolant has escaped due to another problem, e.g. a leaking hose, or after coolant pipes have been renewed, the coolant circuit must be bled → Rep. gr.19. After bleeding and filling the coolant circuit, additional bleeding of the auxiliary heater and the circulation pump -V55- must be performed as described below. Bleed coolant circuit of auxiliary heater.
Note As only a small quantity of coolant escapes from the coolant circuit during removal and installation of the auxiliary heater or circulation pump -V55- (described earlier), and only a small quantity of air remains in the coolant circuit during installation (auxiliary heater and circulation pump -V55- are already filled with coolant during installation), the system only needs to be bled as described below.
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Note As only a small quantity of coolant escapes from the coolant circuit during removal and installation of the auxiliary heater or circulation pump -V55- (described earlier), and only a small quantity of air remains in the coolant circuit during installation (auxiliary heater and circulation pump -V55- are already filled with coolant during installation), the system only needs to be bled as described below.