Subject: Cooling Problem
From: Paul
Date: 7/13/2000, 2:49 PM


His radiators are the GM Evaporator cores plumbed in series with AN-12
fitting and hose.  His oil cooler is the stock mazda oil cooler using AN-10
fittings and hose.  He also uses the stock Mazda 13B thermostat (that plugs
the 1/2" hole in the water pump).  Temperatues climb as high as 240F on the
oil and 220F on the coolant measured at oil inlet and water pump thermostat
housing.





I thought Tracy plumbed the cores in parallel -- series would lower the flow
rate through all the plumbing.
Bill

 
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