How to bleed your coolant/removing air bubbles out of your coolant

Bleeding your coolant is crucial after any service that you involves disconnecting coolant hoses, it introduces air bubbles into the coolant system and causes the engine to overheat. This video show you how to remove the air bubbles from the coolant system right after you worked on your car and the engine is already cool. Please do not remove the radiator cap if your car is hot! You might get burn.
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