_Park the vehicle on level ground and turn off the engine. Allow it to cool down completely._
1. _Locate the bleeder screw on the water pump housing. It is usually a small, plastic screw located near the top of the housing._
2. _Place a pan or container under the bleeder screw to catch any coolant that may come out._
3. _Slowly open the bleeder screw with a screwdriver or a wrench until you see a steady stream of coolant flowing out._
4. _Allow the coolant to drain until it stops flowing, then close the bleeder screw._
5. _Add coolant to the overflow tank until it reaches the "Full" mark._
6. _Start the engine and let it run for a few minutes._
7. _Turn the heater on and set it to the highest temperature._
8. _Check the temperature gauge and make sure that it is not reading higher than normal._
If the temperature gauge is reading high, you may need to bleed the cooling system again.
Note: Be careful not to overfill the coolant tank, as this can damage the engine.
