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Old 01-26-2009, 06:41 AM   #31
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You originally said:

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Originally Posted by Bigsyke View Post
Does the thermo even open durring winter when the heater is blowing?
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Your telling me in -10*f weather blasting the heater isnt going to reduce the coolant temp? I could sit there while I bleed my coolant system, watch the engine coolant temps, yes I get a reduction when I engage my heater blower motor on 3-4.
Your original statement is unclear.

You can start a cold engine and blast the heater. The engine will take a very long time to come up to temp. This is why I always say don't blast the heater until coolant temp has stabilised.

The heater core is a secondary radiator. You can blast the heat to reduce engine overheating. We know this.


I am not sure if you can prevent the engine from coming to temp completely by blasting the heat, even in -10*. Eventually the engine will warm up. The heater core isn't big enough to overcool the engine.
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