[DeTomaso] cooling system bleeding

[JDeRyke at aol.com]

We used to call these 'eductors' when I worked in a lab. High velocity air 
(or water) rushing past an orifice sucks more air from the orifice, creating 
a vacuum. Sort of like those hand-pumped garden spray guns your grandfather 
used to kill weeds and mosquitoes. We used a simpler version to 
vacuum-filter chemicals. No reason why it wouldn't pull some entrained air out of the 
cooling system, but I don't think it could affect water in the block much 
until the thermostat opened, it being at a system high-point. I'd like to hear 
from anyone that tries one, too. FWIW- J Deryke


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