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Originally Posted by Topgear
Lol I thought the same I predict the water temp to be close to the pressure source temp but only test will prove
Thanks again for your help
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There is so much energy required to change the temperature of water its unreal, to give you an example. I leave my car overnight (temp say 12deg C) the water tank is cool to touch. go for drive for an hour to friends place, stop chat with him kick about, go for drive to show off car ........ come back talk more crap, jump in drive back 1 hour home and you know what the tank is still cool to touch, it is by no means hot, and is more a reflection of the ambient temperature of the day you run the car from the air flow into the engine bay.
Most of the f7ckwit opinions from forums are from kuuuunts who have never done anything or dont even have running cars lol. Just sh7t kuuuunts who type garbage and or otherwise are pests lol.
Your location is fine
its the same as mine
