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You could do few things to mitigate this issue. 1. install larger fans on to the radiator. 2. use a big shop fan to blow air over the radiator. 3. remove the
by asciimov 3y ago
You could do few things to mitigate this issue.
1. install larger fans on to the radiator.
2. use a big shop fan to blow air over the radiator.
3. remove the mechanical thermostat on the engine, so that it takes longer to get to operating temperature.
- yetihehe 3y ago> 3. remove the mechanical thermostat on the engine, so that it takes longer to get to operating temperature. Modern engines are designed to work at preferred temperature. They have two cooling loops, one small which is constantly cooling cylinders and one big (with radiator) which cools the small one to keep engine at proper temperature, not too high and not too low, by mixing some of small loop coolant with large loop coolant. Point 2 is the best solution.
- bluGill 3y agoInstall a larger radiator is the correct fix if this is a concern. While the stock fan is not the most airflow, if it isn't enough you want the bigger radiator.