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A thermostat on a vehicle opens at a preset temperature to allow coolant to flow from the water pump through the radiator and engine block to cool the engine. They are set to open around 185 degrees. This allows the engine to heat to operating temperature relatively fast.
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Can accord operate without thermostat?
An Accord will run without a thermostat. But, it will not operate properly. The heat, fuel/air mixture, even the mileage depend on the thermostat keeping the engine in the correct temperature range.
Does a 1993 lumina have to have a thermostat to operate properly?
yes
How do you operate your cooling system in your house?
Turn it on with thermostat
How do you check for a bad thermostat?
U take the thermostat out, get a pot of water, put the thermostat in it and start it to boiling. When the water reaches the temp that the thermostat is designed to operate at it should open , if not , it is defective
How do you operate the American standard freedom 90 furnance?
Is it hooked up to the thermostat?
Why doesnt a 2000 Chevy lumina operate at normal temperature?
Replace the thermostat.
Is the engine thermostat part of the emission system?
No, but the temperature senders are part of the emission system. If the thermostat malfunctions, the emission system will not operate at optimum levels.
Do a Toyota Camry need a thermostat in the summer time?
Yes, not that you will often need the heat, but the engine is designed to operate at a thermostat controlled temperature summer or winter.
Why does a vehicle have to have a thermostat in colder climates?
Engines are designed to operate at a given temperature, without a thermostat the engine will often not get up to the designated temperature. So it needs a thermostat to be sure that the engine will run at its optimum design rating.
Why isn't my manual thermostat working for my furnace?
well you need an education of grade 3 and higher to operate it.
How does the computer knows when to operate the radiator fan. and where this unit is located?
comp dont run it, it is a sensor in rad or by thermostat
How does the 2-stage high efficiency home central air conditioner operate?
The way the unit operates depends on the type of thermostat installed. Normally, they use a two stage thermostat. In this case, when the thermostat senses a need for cooling the condensing unit starts in low speed. If the temperature at the thermostat does not drop fast enough, the condensing unit is switched to high speed. The timing of the changing of speeds varies with the thermostat and unit.
