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PostPosted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 10:21 am 
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having endless logs of engine coolant temperatures all stable on the rev2 3sgte engine 85 / 95c, the ratter always took a wee while to fully warm up, my excuse just to go for a drive just to make sure it's up to temps.

any way'z

after started to clock some miles using a faffy thingy :lol: , noticed how much quicker coolant T rises, totally luxury 8) , but Mr T's quick warm-up fix/change whatever compared to 185 setup sure works but in two different ways, :idea: umm rev3 design shoots its self in the foot, relying on the action of the thermostat more than ever,with limited byepass flow, not good, I could have this all at the wrong angle… :lol:

running open flow , will reduce cycle surge with coolant temp imbalance.... :wink: crack block thanks very much NOT, well just one of the contributors…lack of bracing maybe another…

I can’t suggest the requirements of an oil cooler , its 2millions times more important than you think…

this probably has been covered and discussed many times

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PostPosted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 11:38 am 
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Hmm,
Interesting to note the differences between stat closed operation and the coolant bypass when it is closed. Another possibility for the cracked blocks then!

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