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I'd top off the reservoir and monitor the level. I'm thinking the system may have had some air in it from the original fill and it's "burbed" out. Also feel around the carpets just to make sure you don't have an o-ring leaking going to the heater core if it drops again.
I'd top off the reservoir and monitor the level. I'm thinking the system may have had some air in it from the original fill and it's "burped" out.
I was thinking the same thing. I did my core replacement using an Airlift 50000 to get the air out of the system. If it was leaking inside, he should smell the coolant.