A boiler in the basement, a fireplace and wood stove, or fuel oil furnaces are all common finds in an old house. With some ingenuity and planning, you might be able to use more modern methods of heating. Here is a basic run-down of the options, including some pros and cons. Radiators. If you have a very old house, you might have this kind of heat.
Once your engine is cool, pour your sealant directly into your cooling system. Top off your radiator with coolant and water and seal your system. Run your engine for approximately 10 minutes and then let it sit overnight. Turn your engine on again to see if it has properly sealed.
High temperature units with plate exchanger are available. It depends on what kind of radiators you have, and what your heatload is. While COP is not great at 145 F load temperature, the unit comes with an outdoor reset, lowering your load temperature when it is not extremely cold out side. At the 32 EWT AND 104 LOAD TEMP the unit has a COP of
Bought a partially finished 28 Ford Roadster project. Has nice shinny new aluminum radiator. Looks too shinny and nice for rest of car. Can I paint it black and still get good cooling for a mostly stock (300 hp} 302 Ford V8? Plan to use a 4 blade stock Ford fan off a mid 60's mustang motor. Thanks
One of the historical drawbacks of watercooling is that it's tended to be quite expensive. Saving £70 on a CPU by spending £300 on a radiator and pump might earn you a certain caché in some
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