Subject: [Healeys] Over heating Healey's

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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2023 08:08:35 -0400

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As the heater conversation changed to the overheating of our cars, the
discussion developed towards the radiator, fan etc.  As many will remember,
I installed a radiator pump and removed the fan in my Healey. At the same
time, my electric fan mounted on the outside of the radiator stopped
working.  However, the radiator pump continues to eliminate boil over when
stopping the car for a stop light etc.  When the car is driven into the
garage, I turn the engine off and then turn the ignition back on, so the
pump continues to circulate the cooling water system thereby dropping the
temperature of the water and boil over. In other words, you may not need an
electric fan.  Nonetheless, I will repair or replace the electric fan.

Bob Begani

67 BJ8

 

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developed towards the radiator, fan etc.&nbsp; As many will remember, I =
installed a radiator pump and removed the fan in my Healey. At the same =
time, my electric fan mounted on the outside of the radiator stopped =
working.&nbsp; However, the radiator pump continues to eliminate boil =
over when stopping the car for a stop light etc.&nbsp; When the car is =
driven into the garage, I turn the engine off and then turn the ignition =
back on, so the pump continues to circulate the cooling water system =
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From: carl and gerry rubino via Healeys <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2023 13:38:43 +0000

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I have an electric fan mounted on the front of the rad with a thermo,=20
variable, control. Never over heat.

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From: [email-masked]
To: [email-masked]
Sent: 12/07/2023 8:08:35 AM
Subject: [Healeys] Over heating Healey's

>As the heater conversation changed to the overheating of our cars, the=20
>discussion developed towards the radiator, fan etc.  As many will=20
>remember, I installed a radiator pump and removed the fan in my Healey.=20
>At the same time, my electric fan mounted on the outside of the=20
>radiator stopped working.  However, the radiator pump continues to=20
>eliminate boil over when stopping the car for a stop light etc.  When=20
>the car is driven into the garage, I turn the engine off and then turn=20
>the ignition back on, so the pump continues to circulate the cooling=20
>water system thereby dropping the temperature of the water and boil=20
>over. In other words, you may not need an electric fan.  Nonetheless, I=20
>will repair or replace the electric fan.
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>Bob Begani
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>67 BJ8
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<div>Subject: [Healeys] Over heating Healey's</div><div><br /></div>
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n changed to the overheating of our cars, the discussion developed towards=
 the radiator, fan etc.=C2=A0 As many will remember, I installed a radiator=
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