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    And the air to water heat exchanger at the front of the engine (its just in front of the fan)
    I'm sure some retard of a engineer put that there as well


    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    May as well tear the oil to water heat exchanger off the other side of the motor whilst you are at it
    Andrew

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    Quote Originally Posted by djam1 View Post
    And the air to water heat exchanger at the front of the engine (its just in front of the fan)
    I'm sure some retard of a engineer put that there as well
    Well old VW cooled just fine without water.

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    But some engineer designed them that way

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    Quote Originally Posted by djam1 View Post
    But some engineer designed them that way

    Clever.

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    I have to thank you all for you input.

    I really feel like as threw a grenade into Trafalgar Square (why waste time with a cat) . I think it created some healthy debate.

    I'll keep the fuel cooler "diesel heater" there for the time being.

    I see the merits of regulated fuel temperatures and with a desire to do a snowfields trip sometime it might come in handy one cold morning.

    Thanks again all for you input.
    Last edited by Chuc; 18th December 2013 at 11:10 AM. Reason: Spelling error

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    I live in a very hot weather and took the fuel cooler out, changed it for a oil pass piece after spending lots of money in 4!!!!!!!! fuel coolers in 1 and a half year... was checking temp after the change and it was perfect, no change at all... so cooler? it doesn't cool anything, maybe it'´s a heater, but not a cooler

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    It's a temperature stabiliser rather than a cooler/heater.

    Fuel temp in hard running can get very high without it, and in cold climates can run too cold for efficient burn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carlosbeldia View Post
    I live in a very hot weather and took the fuel cooler out, changed it for a oil pass piece after spending lots of money in 4!!!!!!!! fuel coolers in 1 and a half year... was checking temp after the change and it was perfect, no change at all... so cooler? it doesn't cool anything, maybe it'´s a heater, but not a cooler
    Carlos, aren't you based in Bogota, Columbia?

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    Nop, I'm in Cartagena, Colombia (use to live in Bogota). Our freezing mornings goes as low as 25°C, normal noon temp is 38°C. It's not a temp thing, we also have sea salt everywhere, including our tap water, even the batt water have salt....

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