

| Subject: | Slow thermostat |
| From: | Per Lindgren |
| Date: | Thu, 29 Oct 1998 13:52:04 -0800 |
The engine in my 88 Syncro takes forever to heat up, and with the cold season beeing over us already, this is rather annoying. My best shot would be the thermostat, but I will not bother to replace it if the wbx really is a slow heater. I will ask you how long does your vans take to get any heat in the heaters? I have to do at least 15 minutes of city driving to get any heat to speak of, my last car, a 5-cyl Audi needed 5 minutes. If I'll need to replace it, where do I drain the coolant, and how do I bleed it. I know there is a bleeder screw on top of the radiator, there seems to be one on the thermostat housing, but I need the procedure. I do not have any manuals, so don't bother to refer to any. Tia PerL 88 Syncro
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