Subject	Fresh air heated by the hot coolant in a separate small
Posted by	colocomp (Denver) on July 08, 2005 at 7:18 PM
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In Reply To	but isn't the heater a separate unit? or is it solely posted by telegraph(Denver) on July 08, 2005 at 07:12 PM
Message	Heater core. It is like adding a small radiator when you turn it on. On a separate note here at 5500-Ft altitude the thin air does not cool as well as the dense air at sea level. Get the tt motor and a Howe/Koyo Radiator - do it do it
Follow Ups	TTnet Mythbusters: Fact or Fiction? - telegraph(Denver) 19:02:43 07/08/05 i say 1. true 2. false (n/m) - komplexZ 19:06:14 07/08/05 NA>TT? - Zluster(Project Platypus) 19:08:23 07/08/05 but isn't the heater a separate unit? or is it solely - telegraph(Denver) 19:12:36 07/08/05 Fresh air heated by the hot coolant in a separate small - colocomp (Denver) 19:18:56 07/08/05 Yeah, waiting to hear back from Tim on the engine. - telegraph(Denver) 19:31:37 07/08/05 There is a mode door that will mix the air to achieve the - Dave N 19:42:48 07/08/05 correct - Zluster(Project Platypus) 20:34:35 07/08/05 I'm impressed with how much you know about Z's and cars - BondzTT 22:29:01 07/08/05 Thanks for the compliments Ian, but Bernie still has me beat - Dave N 22:38:06 07/08/05 1. false, 2 false - Red October 19:16:03 07/08/05 #1 works. (n/m) - turtleboy 22:07:41 07/08/05 #1 is very true. - Spee 00:55:17 07/09/05 #1 true, saved my ass on the way up to my parents house - rufflez 01:28:37 07/09/05 From experience, #1 is false. Needle stayed pegged where it - ENVYMYZ 09:38:22 07/09/05 no, you just didn't have accurate enough gauges to measure - Guapo 13:41:21 07/09/05 Quite possible. I was having a minor issue with the stock - ENVYMYZ 15:22:20 07/09/05 I believe #1 is true (n/m) - Goose_09 19:18:55 07/08/05 #1 is absolutely true. As for #2, it's not such an easy - Dave N 19:38:55 07/08/05 cool. i never would've known that. - telegraph(Denver) 20:00:48 07/08/05 I'm not sure about the efficiency of using recirc, - Dustin 20:36:52 07/08/05 With recirc on, you are recirculating the air inside the car - Dave N 22:11:41 07/08/05 1) Nice use of the word amorphous 2) True 3) Depends (n/m) - Moxie 20:51:43 07/08/05 I've had #1 work to relieve an overheating car before - Zrevolver 20:55:47 07/08/05 #1 worked on my Saturn - Rodger 21:00:05 07/08/05 #1 true as proven in that car movie* where Gary Bussey - robo (sebring1970) 21:26:57 07/08/05 dont exhaust fumes rise becase they are lighter than air, - sleepy-z 22:39:39 07/08/05 #1 true#2...Its not the fanspeed, it's the sondensor temp... - WAGGZ 00:56:02 07/09/05 pardon my spelling (n/m) - WAGGZ 01:03:17 07/09/05 What you do is.. turn the heat until 90 then press ECON - Andrew(nj) 01:11:55 07/09/05
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