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From the way I understnad it, but am not for sure. The cooland runs through
my Mercruiser motor and thorugh a huge cylider on the side. Water from the lake also flows through this cylinder to cool the cooland, like a natural radiator. Is this a good description of how it works? My other question is, my coolant on the overflow tank can be half way between the add and full lines. My temperature while running is at 175 (right in the middle) where it always is and what the manual says is normal. Now with the engine off and cool (or hot) if I open the cooland tank cap you cannot see any coolant in there. I added a couple cups of coolant into the tank and within a short time it came out into the overflow container. Temperature still remained the same. I was just wondering if its normal on closed systems to not see any coolant in the metal coolant tank that is up by the top of the motor. --Cameron |
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