Why does coolant go through the BAC valve?
11-12-01, 04:30 AM
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Why does coolant go through the BAC valve?
Does it serve a purpose by going through it or is it just routed in that direction to get back to the radiator or where-ever? I didn't trace the line back to see where the line ends up.
11-12-01, 06:45 AM
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I thought someone talked about this before, there is some vibrating thingy that causes alot of heat and actually needs coolant. Course I could be completely wrong 
11-12-01, 01:51 PM
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I have to wonder if that's why my car doesn't run perfect after it's run hard. I know there's a kink in the line somewhere causing the thermovalve to not get enough water.
What exactly does the BAC valve do? I can't remember.
What exactly does the BAC valve do? I can't remember.
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