Q: dual thermostat?
02-25-07, 11:32 AM
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Q: dual thermostat?
Hi!
I have 2 thermostates in my 13B-RE (jc cosmo) engine.
The first opens at 97C. The second opens at 82C.
The channel of second thermostat is wider than the first.
The second channel has vacuum actuator. The ECU runs a solenoid witch runs actuator. A water flows trough the second thermostate if the actuator is open.
Who would describe how it works?
Thanks.
I have 2 thermostates in my 13B-RE (jc cosmo) engine.
The first opens at 97C. The second opens at 82C.
The channel of second thermostat is wider than the first.
The second channel has vacuum actuator. The ECU runs a solenoid witch runs actuator. A water flows trough the second thermostate if the actuator is open.
Who would describe how it works?
Thanks.
02-25-07, 02:09 PM
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Wow, Moscow. 
I can't think of any reason there should be a thermostat that opens at 97C on any rotary engine, there should never be any coolant that hot in the system, maybe someone who knows J-spec engines could tell you. Sounds really odd though.
I can't think of any reason there should be a thermostat that opens at 97C on any rotary engine, there should never be any coolant that hot in the system, maybe someone who knows J-spec engines could tell you. Sounds really odd though.
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