constant flow thru heater core = warmer temp?
constant flow thru heater core = warmer temp?
just curious if removing the heater valve and all those lines and running straight hose from the radiator to the core then back out would make the engine temp run a lil higher?
well i have heard from some people to turn the heat on if your overheating some, to let to heatercore take some temperature out of the coolant. so i would figure if anything the engine would almost keep alittle cooler.
usually u dont want to run coolant through the core all the time, at least it seems that some dont think its a good idea.
usually u dont want to run coolant through the core all the time, at least it seems that some dont think its a good idea.
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Cars had coolant running through the heater core constantly for years before bypass valves started appearing.
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Originally posted by Lo-tec
Only if you have a "magic" heater core that somehow adds heat to the coolant.
Only if you have a "magic" heater core that somehow adds heat to the coolant.
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