Coolant control valve ?
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Coolant control valve ?
anybody tried this ? the coolant control valve...
good... bad.... any comments ?
and for the police search...I found nothing... if you found anything, just tell us...
good... bad.... any comments ?
and for the police search...I found nothing... if you found anything, just tell us...
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haha nice post
this info has to be in there somewhere
the valve stops the coolant flow to the plenum near the throttle body, allowing for hot or cold starts and adjusting idle and what not
turning this off will keep your plenum cooler, possibly increasing butt dyno hp
this info has to be in there somewhere
the valve stops the coolant flow to the plenum near the throttle body, allowing for hot or cold starts and adjusting idle and what not
turning this off will keep your plenum cooler, possibly increasing butt dyno hp
The CCV allows you to selectively heat (or not heat) the plenum assembly. With local weather temperatures below 55'F the valve is left open. In warmer weather the valve can be closed for maximum thermal benefits.
This is from the MotorDyne website.
http://www.motordyneengineering.com/350Z.htm
This is from the MotorDyne website.
http://www.motordyneengineering.com/350Z.htm
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