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yes it may have air in it but also check the bypass circuit through the intake manifold and the vaporizer, make sure all those hoses are clear and flowing good. I've seen engines do this if those lines are clogged. Drain the coolant, blow through the lines and even through the intake where they enter and exit. Make sure all of it is clear.
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