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If your engine is running too cool anyway, why
don't you just decrease the cooling water flow? That would give you a higher engine operating temperature and hotter raw water for your heat exchanger. |
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Chris wrote:
If your engine is running too cool anyway, why don't you just decrease the cooling water flow? That would give you a higher engine operating temperature and hotter raw water for your heat exchanger. It will burn out the impellor. Ask me how I know. |
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Gary wrote in news:XTmSf.149826$sa3.13759@pd7tw1no:
It will burn out the impellor. Ask me how I know. I'd bet that didn't happen within rowing distance of the dock or trailer, either, right?...(c; |
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