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Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle
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Phunk,

Most electric pumps have a thermal controller, this slows the pump when the temp drops, and speeds it up when the temp rises. Also, you usually remove the thermostat when using an electric pump.

Check out the Davies Craig website.

Posted on: 2004/12/21 11:25
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     thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 1200rallycar 2004/12/16 0:12
       Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 4NIK8 2004/12/16 0:19
         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 1200rallycar 2004/12/16 0:24
           Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 4NIK8 2004/12/16 0:28
         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle L18_B110 2004/12/16 0:30
           Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 1200rallycar 2004/12/16 1:07
       Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle webbs1200 2004/12/17 4:19
         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle Dodgeman 2004/12/17 4:42
           Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle converted 2004/12/17 6:33
             Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle MLS 2004/12/17 7:13
               Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle webbs1200 2004/12/19 22:05
                 Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle WhiteSedan 2004/12/20 10:14
                   Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle Dodgeman 2004/12/20 12:38
                     Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle chowdozer 2004/12/20 14:24
                       Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle MLS 2004/12/21 1:57
                         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle chowdozer 2004/12/21 3:49
                           Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle chowdozer 2004/12/21 4:01
                         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle webbs1200 2004/12/21 4:08
                           Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle MLS 2004/12/21 6:15
                             Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle phunkdoktaspok 2004/12/21 10:28
                               Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle MLS 2004/12/21 11:25




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