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Posted by Ignoramus17662 on May 12, 2008, 11:07 am
Please log in for more thread options On 2008-05-12, SteveB <toquerville> wrote:
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>> Check your car Steve, I think that it is doing the same thing.
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>> i
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> No, Ig. When I stand in front of my car, the air is being sucked in, not
> blown out. There is no wind in front of my car. It goes INTO the engine
> compartment through the radiator first. This exhausts through the radiator.
> If a car pushed air in front of it, the forward travel of the car would
> cause the cooling effect to be cancelled at some point. Think about it.
Yes. You are right. I have a stomach bug and am not thinking well at
all. Sorry. I just used up my one "dumb answer of the month" coupon.
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> blows air through the radiator rather than pulling it through and blowing it
> over the engine. That's counter to (I think) every engine I've seen. Maybe
> I just didn't notice on some of the big pumps and stuff. I was going to use
> the side table to do some welding, and thought the blow from the fan would
> be a problem. Then I fired it up and found out it blows the air the other
> direction.
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> When I rebuilt this, I didn't take the fan off, nor any of the pulleys. So
> this is the way it came or someone else before me changed it. Everything
> seems to run fine, just seems a little odd.
>
> Steve
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> "...the man who really counts in the world is the doer, not the mere
> critic-the man who actually does the work, even if roughly and imperfectly,
> not the man who only talks or writes about how it ought to be done."
> Theodore Roosevelt 1891
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