How to bleed (burp) the coolant system an a W177 A35
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How to bleed (burp) the coolant system an a W177 A35
I recently had to replace my radiator and subsequently filled the coolant from the top, then took it to the dealer to burp/bleed out the air bubbles. They said they did it, but there might still be air in the system.
I'm getting a P2B837A error, which I believe means that there is still air in the system, so I would like to burp it myself since the dealer didn't complete the job last time. Is there a specific procedure on how to do this? I've seen some generic guides online for how to do it with most cars, but I heard the coolant system on this car is pretty hard to clear air from so I thought I'd check.
I'm getting a P2B837A error, which I believe means that there is still air in the system, so I would like to burp it myself since the dealer didn't complete the job last time. Is there a specific procedure on how to do this? I've seen some generic guides online for how to do it with most cars, but I heard the coolant system on this car is pretty hard to clear air from so I thought I'd check.
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I recently had to replace my radiator and subsequently filled the coolant from the top, then took it to the dealer to burp/bleed out the air bubbles. They said they did it, but there might still be air in the system.
I'm getting a P2B837A error, which I believe means that there is still air in the system, so I would like to burp it myself since the dealer didn't complete the job last time. Is there a specific procedure on how to do this? I've seen some generic guides online for how to do it with most cars, but I heard the coolant system on this car is pretty hard to clear air from so I thought I'd check.
I'm getting a P2B837A error, which I believe means that there is still air in the system, so I would like to burp it myself since the dealer didn't complete the job last time. Is there a specific procedure on how to do this? I've seen some generic guides online for how to do it with most cars, but I heard the coolant system on this car is pretty hard to clear air from so I thought I'd check.
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