No, you will have different temperatures of water inside the water heater, which will make it difficult to get a consistent temperature out of a shower valve or faucet. The heater will also not work correctly or efficiently.
hotter water turn up the heat using the thermostat on it
lower radiator hose inside water outlet/ thermostat housing.
raising the thermostat on the water heater
Follow the upper radiator hose to the engine. Should be right there. the answer here is incorrect... the thermostat is near the water pump in the housing close to the lower hose...
The weep hole next to the thermostat housing (lower hose) is from the water pump.The weep hole next to the thermostat housing (lower hose) is from the water pump.
ok 1990-1994 subaru legacy engines are basically the same the water pump on mine 1991 is located on the thermostat housing on the bottom of the engine on the lower tube off the radiator so find your lower radiator hose follow it is should go to the thermostat and the water pump is on that
The thermostat in a 2.2L is located at the water pump wich is in the front lower left side of the engine
The water pump weep hole is located next to the thermostat housing. The thermostat housing is the part the lower radiator hose attaches to on the engine.The water pump weep hole is located next to the thermostat housing. The thermostat housing is the part the lower radiator hose attaches to on the engine.
the thermostat is next to the water pump. Follow the lower radiator hose from the rad to the engine. that is were you will find the thermostat.
The thermostat on your Fox is located on the water pump, on the front of the block at the bottom, your lower radiatoer hose attaches to the thermostat housing.
The reset is a high limit safety device that cuts the voltage off when the temperature of the water tank becomes too high. If you feel that the water temperature is hotter that usual this is a good sign that the thermostat is not working. Check and make sure that the setting of the thermostat has not been altered. It should be set for around 140F. If the setting has not been adjusted then there is a good chance that the thermostat needs replacing
Yes, that is because the radiator is cooling it, the running temp should be about 195 or so when the thermostat opens to let the hotter coolant in to the radiator to be cooled.