Zootal wrote:
Exactly correct. That info applies in automobiles also . You'll always
get colder air from your air conditioner if you drop the blower a notch or
two. We (as mechanics) would always measure the temp of an air
conditioner with the blower on medium, and the mode on recirc. (max)

steve


Are you going to tell me next that if you take your thermostat out of your
car's cooling system that the engine will overheat?




I guess i just assumed that anyone with any mechanical knowledge knew
that. The water actually runs cooler, but the metal parts run hotter.
Especially in the back of the heads on a v-8. The thermostat actually
provides a necessary restriction even when wide open that is required to
make the proper flow to the back end of the block. If you insist on
running no 'stat, the it's best to just take the innards from one and
install the outer ring.

steve