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2002 Pontiac Grand Am SE 3.4L Radiator
After intake gasket replacement low interior heat and bottom radiator hose stays cool. Try to bleed cooling system with one bleeder we found no help. Not sure we got all air out of radiator. What is procedure for bleeding cooling system?
FIX posted 3/5/2009
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Related Documents & Media | VIN | 1G2NF52E42 |
| Engine | 3.4 L / 6 cyl / GAS |
| Trans | 4-speed Automatic (Electronic) |
| Delivery | FI |
| Affected | Radiator |
| Conditions | Low Interior Heat |
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Vehicle Data
2002 Pontiac Grand Am SE
| VIN | 1G2NF52E42 |
| Engine | 3.4 L / 6 cyl / GAS |
| Trans | 4-speed Automatic (Electronic) |
| Delivery | FI |
| Affected | Radiator |
| Conditions | Low Interior Heat |
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