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    1. #7
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Vancouver BC
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      Well if you left your pump and fans going for a few minutes after shutoff you could stop your temp from going up after shutdown. I always cringe when I shut a engine off with a mechanical guage and watch it creep up 20 degrees. I would assume the hottest water goes up into the head/gasket area and stews there at 230+ when you shutdown for a while. Having said that, on a street driven car I am not a fan of electric water pumps. Then again I dont have the $$$ to want to gain 5rwhp and trade a long living mechanical pump to an expensive electric motor.
      Cheers.






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