And you should read the post you linked. Did you try the bleeding method outlined in the post you just linked?

Make the radiator cap the highest point in the cooling system and TA-DA! that's where the air will be. Since you have a heater, be sure to have that set all the way in the red.

 

i am going to try that today!!!!!

 

How it's progressing?

 

[QUOTE=hondabim,Dec 7 2008, 08:55 AM] stratocaster,,,
I will always listen to someone

 

hondabond around thermostat housing hope this helps, gl!

 

The thermostat housing seals with the thermostat gasket that is part of the thermostat. Hondabond should not need to be used at all. if you need to use something like this to seal this area, you have a problem and should fix it right.

 

The upper radiator hose is the one that gets hot once the thermostat opens. The lower hose is much cooler since that is where the coolant has been cooled by the radiator.

 

well i feel stupid!!!!!!!!

i went at it for 2 hours today and nothing.....

i even put a hose on the heater side to pressure the system and to flush it....

still the bottom hose is freezing cold...