Arrow Fat Left Icon Arrow Fat Right Icon Arrow Right Icon Cart Icon Close Circle Icon Expand Arrows Icon Hamburger Icon Information Icon Down Arrow Icon Mail Icon Mini Cart Icon Person Icon Ruler Icon Search Icon Shirt Icon Triangle Icon Bag Icon Play Video
<

FlowKooler pumps patented impeller designs help stop engines from overheating and reduces engine temperature up to 30 degrees by doubling the flow of coolant and building system pressure.

Home / Engine Cooling Resources / The thermostat...it deserves a new name.

Engine Cooling Resources

  • The thermostat...it deserves a new name.
  • Post author
    support desk

The thermostat...it deserves a new name.

The thermostat...it deserves a new name.
This was borrowed form a corvette forum in response to a question about lowering the engine temperature by lower the thermostat temperature.  I love its simplicity.

I'm renaming it as the "Engine heating valve". It's a valve to keep the engine warm, above it's rated temperature, 160, 180, 195, whatever it happens to be. IT DOES ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE!
It's like what your house thermostat does when you only have a heater. When it's too cold, it closes, warms you up, then sits there patiently in case the house cools off again.
Now the folks with the a/c in their house, that's like having a cooling fan switch. When it gets too hot, it turns on to cool it down.
  • Post author
    support desk

Comments on this post (0)

Leave a comment

.badge-soldout { display: none !important; }