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The small hose on the top of the radiator. I know it is an air bleed. Do you have to use it? My rad. just cracked and I have a Be-Cool that will fit, it just doesn't have this air bleed.
 
Yes, you need it.
 
It is necessary to have this bleed intact, but it doesn't have to go to the radiator. Find a custom application hose at a parts house that has a small bleed line molded into it. You will have to have someone that has the patience to let you back in the back and go through hoses though. I did this on an LT1 conversion and it worked fine.
 
It is necessary to have this bleed intact, but it doesn't have to go to the radiator. Find a custom application hose at a parts house that has a small bleed line molded into it. You will have to have someone that has the patience to let you back in the back and go through hoses though. I did this on an LT1 conversion and it worked fine.

Thanks for the quick responses. I went ahead and installed the Be-Cool radiator with dual Spal electric fans. Just plugged off the air bleed for now. I will have to make up something to re-install this, Ran the truck for 30 minutes and didn't have any problems. Stayed cool enough that the fans never came on.
 
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