Subject	true...the heat travels through it in convection currents
Posted by	jkperformance on February 10, 2005 at 12:06 PM
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In Reply To	haha.. yeah right. heat travels through fluids. posted by Red October on February 10, 2005 at 11:56 AM
Message	What i'm trying to say is that the oil in the car isn't going to be the same temp as in the motor.
Follow Ups	when installing a mechanical oil pressure gauge (not an elec - zebra 11:40:38 02/10/05 Re:I wouldn't run a hot oilline inside the car!!! (n/m) - nowayout 11:44:40 02/10/05 There won't be hot oil in the car...the only way it would be - jkperformance 11:47:51 02/10/05 haha.. yeah right. heat travels through fluids. - Red October 11:56:51 02/10/05 true...the heat travels through it in convection currents - jkperformance 12:06:09 02/10/05 no, some heat will dissipate - Red October 12:44:06 02/10/05 unless the line ruptures - aliaZ 11:57:16 02/10/05 As have I, had to pull the dash to clean it all out (n/m) - jkperformance 12:06:43 02/10/05 You can connect it to either side of the engine. - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 11:54:04 02/10/05 as long as it clears.... - Zluster(Project Platypus) 13:09:05 02/10/05 I installed a Tee fitting where the sending unit - AzHeat 14:24:41 02/10/05
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