AlpineTurbo wrote:
944s can be a pain to bleed. I know it took some time to check mine out despite bleeding it from the top nipple. Pressure bleeding really works here.
Have you attempted to bleed it again?
I've bled it quite a few times now. But there seems to be a variety of methods.
This is how I did it:
Park car with front raised and heater on hot.
Fill system with bleed screwopen until steady stream of coolant comes out of screw.
Tighten bleed screw and start car with expansion cap removed.
Let car warm up on tickover and keep expansion tank topped up to max.
Check stat opens correctly and rad fan comes on correctly.
Let rad fan come on twice and also burp air into expansion tank by squeezing hoses.
Refit exp cap, start car and let rad fan come on twice.
Switch off and open bleed screw until stream of coolant comes out.
Let car cool down overnight.
Start car with exp cap off and run on tickover until fan comes on, burping hoses got a small amount of air into exp tank.
Refit exp cap.
I then took it for a drive and about a mile up the road pulled over and stat had closed.
I also noticed that when the fan cuts in with the exp cap off, the water level in the exp tank drops a fair bit - any ideas.
I have a reasonable mechanical knowledge, but this has got me beat.