Honestly what I would do is let the car fully cool down, remove the ET cap and check the coolant level, I would also open the bleeder screw a little to let the pressure out to see if the coolant in the ET drops or not, if it does drop, there is probably air in the system, if there is, go ahead and re bleed
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