Mazda Bongo gets a Front Heater Matrix Flush // Freda

After the previous bongo coolant fix I a going to do a quick heater matrix flush to see if I get better heat output from the front heater.
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[@mike_magnet_fishing]

Great work mate your videos are really informative and have helped me alot with my Ford freda cheers again

[@LS10Works]

No worries, thanks for watching 😁

[@gregoryharnish1359]

I appreciate your videos. At 2:55 of this video I see a T in the small hose going to the coolant tank. It looks like a hose going into the cabin through the air vent hole. Just wondering what the other ends of the t go to?
Also the pipe coming from the back matrix under the driver's seat. Does it connect to the top or the bottom of the front matrix?
The top on mine gets hot but I have no heat. I am worried when I head them off I put the wrong hose back on top.
Thank you for your time.

[@LS10Works]

The tee piece is part of the self bleed kit installed. I will do a video next week explaining the self bleed and coolant system 😁😁

[@GarethWood-g4e]

I see lots of videos saying you must fill the coolant system inside the engine bay with the seesaw motion. Is this true? Or have you had a self bleed fitted? I want to attempt this but not sure I should fill it the normal way? Any help is much appreciated. Loving the videos by the way, very helpful indeed. 👍

[@LS10Works]

Yeah that's the way to properly bleed if you don't have a self bleed kit fitted. Mine has the self bleed fitted meaning it's a lot easier to bleed the system. May be worth getting a self bleed kit and doing both jobs at the same time 😁

[@leedryden4502]

Did it work?

[@LS10Works]

It did indeed 😁

[@chris777-c1k]

Hi mate any ideas i have a 1996 bongo 2.5td, back heaters blanked off but fronts dont get hot, van does not overheat or any problems just heatres dont get hot.