"My foreman is an idiot and a jerk, I told him this wasn't a good idea, I think this is just hilarious!"
There is also the boot for the hood release cable. It starts out inside the car about an inch diameter. On the other side of the firewall it...
So then I guess the last question would be: How slow is too slow? That would be when the coolant reaches (or within a couple of degrees) the air...
[/COLOR] Ha! that's why I asked... for some reason, way back in my mind I started thinking (maybe it was a flashback from school) that might be...
The first time I took it in, it looked like this: [IMG] They fixed it to look like this [IMG] For some reason they were pretty upset...
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Simply outstanding! :clap: One thing I was thinking about today (while I was winning my golf tournament) is this: Intuitively, I would think the...
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Heh, where's Tony? He's a HVAC guy.
I'm going to have to go read up on this. I don't buy it right now. I believe the heat transfer starts instantly and continues at some rate that...
Why? Why won't the temp be 175 on inlet for the exact same reason (due to not enough time in engine).
Well... that's something you usually don't think of while getting out of the overturned truck (don't ask me how I know). You hit the kill...
I don't agree. The radiator's efficiency does not change. It holds x amount of coolant with x amount of internal surface area the coolant is in...
dahahaha. ...always set your parking brake.
yes. so it releases half the heat. It also picks up half the heat. BUT it does both twice as many times per minute. ==> same amount of heat moved....
This doesn't explain anything. Why? Why is the heat transfer effected by how fast the coolant is moving? It's the same amount of coolant. It's...
You're going to have to convince me of this. Cooling is heat transfer over time and primarily a function of surface area. We assume the radiator...
Get a DashDAQ. Redfox (Nathan) carries them. For a wideband go with Innovate (LC-1), PLX, FAST. The Innovate or PLX can be bought as "components"...
Ok. So why would that have an effect? (see 4 posts up)
I ain't buyin this part. Can you explain?
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