coolant line help

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I installed a heater core in my firewall since I live up here in the cold, lol. Do I have the temp probe and heater hose intake in the proper position? Is the fawcet style inlet a correct piece?

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Yes
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the person that had it before me had the probe in the top and the coolant line on the side with no fawcet. I switched it but now I'm having a problem with it not circulating. whats the best way to get the air out of the system?
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Take the top line loose at the fawcet and hold it up even with the fawcet and fill the coolant system untill you push all the air bubbles out of both the fawcet and the heater hose.
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Thanks wesk, I'll giver a try
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