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Originally Posted by wstar I had to double-check their site after I read your description, and sure enough it says "The built-in thermostat prevents oil flow to the cooler until
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And also I add: The cold oil is more dense, so in a radiator can upwards the pressure, (for this a termostatic is mandatory!). So Mishimoto can have the risk of a "block of concrete" in the radiator when it switches! BUT! The termostat core does not switch On/Off immediatly. Before Mishimoto I tested Mocal in a pot over my kitchen (Fortunately, I'm not married...) to see how a termostat works (with the fire very very low...)... It takes a lot of secs and I think that the Delta Temps was almost a ten degrees.... In the first warm-up of my car (with the bumper off), I observed that the radiator start to heat up a lot of time before the gauge starts to go. So I think that a little quantity of hot oil circulate always. Mocal instead, leaves the main pipes opened at all time with a little bypass that closes when the temperature reaches the value. This can cause a very (In winter very, very, very) slow warm-up. Cold oil is dangerous as too hot oil! Last edited by flashgordon; 05-02-2013 at 07:19 AM. |
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