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Ok, so took the temps at the inlet and outlet of the radiator.....both are within about 2 to 3 degrees of each other after everything has been warmed up for
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Ok, so took the temps at the inlet and outlet of the radiator.....both are within about 2 to 3 degrees of each other after everything has been warmed up for about half hour, inlet temp 212 and outlet temp of 210 is what the average seemed to be. Interesting to note however, when the thermostat first opened up inlet temps were around 170 and outlet temps were around 90
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