Bleeding a cooling system with pressurised reservoir?

[affanhaq94]

Aoa guys,

One for the experts here. I have a 2015 Suzuki every turbo. Going to be flushing the cooling system as it looks to have never been done before.

I have never done this on a vehicle with a pressurized reservoir and no radiator cap.

Is the procedure the same as you simply leave the cap off and let it idle to bleed itself? While squeezing upper rad hose?

I can't find any tech data online on this vehicle either which would explain the procedure in case there may be something important, like a bleeder located somewhere.

Thanks.

[affanhaq94]

Well, I thought I'd post back in case anyone else had the question. The procedure above was correct.

I revved the engine during bleeding as well to get the air bubbles out.

Took about 4/5 times draining and filling with water to get the mucky coolant out. Then filled with distilled water as final 2 flushed. Filled with Suzuki longlife.

[Proverbial_Slang]

Thank you for posting again. As far as I know, the K6A Turbo does not have a bleeder valve.

[affanhaq94]

This is the 'new shape' with the R06A turbo. I didn't see one either

[Xulfiqar]

it doesnt need one, just run the engine till the tstat valve opens. it will burp out all the air.