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Q: How hot does a air cooled vw engine get?
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Is an air cooled car lighter or heavier than a water cooled car engine?

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What is a Vw aircooled engine?

An engine that is cooled by air, not by water, and that powers a VW. Engines produce heat. So much heat that it must be removed from the engine or it will cause damage. Most car engines heat up water that is pumped through the empty spaces in the engine block; the heated water (and antifreeze, a.k.a. coolant) is then pumped through the radiator where ambient air is drawn through by a fan. Since outside air is cooler, the water cools off. When the cooled water re-enters the engine, it cools the engine. In a VW air-cooled engine, the outside air is simply blown over the engine itself. The engine has fins to help dissipate heat, like many motorcycle engines to. Aircooled VW engines also have oil coolers.