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Sun Aug 28, 2016 11:59 am
Agreed with itsa300zx and RubyRed300ZX, should be no concerns and realize that engine temps will not rise quickly enough to be a concern unless there is no flow, a leak, etc. and run for long period of time. I've seen guys who build engines run them for short periods with no coolant (oil obviously though) to test them initially for start, operation, etc.
Just be sure to do in order stated- fill rad with cap off then start engine, fill any more as it circulates, ensure no bubbles with cabin fan on high and heat set on max, cap rad and unscrew bleeder, pinch upper hose being aware of spinning fan until fluid JUST to top of bleeder hole, and recap bleeder- done.