

| Subject: | Re: Oil Temps, Coolers, and pumps, separated circuits? |
| Date: | Wed, 24 Apr 1996 11:40:23 -0700 |
I think one of the better high volume acquarium pumps with 5/8 inch lines and all aluminum parts driven by a defroster motor's lowest speed would run a lot of heat through this cooling circuit. The electrical load would be like other easily handled equipment. At least this isn't a rehash of old think. I think the water cooled diesel and gas motor VW vans have plenty of radiator capacity, but the water circuit fails to supply the heat to the radiator. That's why the fan's two speeds are so rarely called to an ON condition even though the motor may be well over the prefered operation temperature. Move those coolants, be they water or oil, and this marginal situation may be brought within engine life extending limits. LOVE IT, seems we may be making some real progress. John
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