

| Subject: | Emergency engine cooling |
| From: | Nigel Bennett |
| Date: | Wed, 25 Apr 2001 11:21:02 +0200 |
Hi all Discovered something interesting the other day. When I open my heater control, the engine temperature drops substantially. It appears that the heater control is a valve which stops the circulation of engine coolant thru the heater circuit. This can be a very useful arrangement because the volume of cold, stationary water in the heater pipes appears to be enough to significantly cool the entire (?) engine in an emergency. Regards Nigel Cape Town,SA [text/html]
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