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SoundillusioN
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Re: fan
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Reply #10 on:
10 April 2010, 00:54 »
isnt it so that when the cars stationary the fan draws cold air from the front only and when driving the air from front can blow straight throuigh the flaps.....
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Lee_dub
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Re: fan
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Reply #11 on:
10 April 2010, 06:53 »
That wouldn't supprise me actually, sounds right
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rubjonny
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Re: fan
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Reply #12 on:
12 April 2010, 09:15 »
that was my understanding aye! when fan is sucking away the flaps seal shut to prevent air being drawn in from the bay, but when driving along the flaps open to allow more airflow thru zee rad
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Lee_dub
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Reply #13 on:
12 April 2010, 20:25 »
mabie thats why my car gets hot when stationary? I removed the flaps to paint it but the clips snapped. ill have to get some new ones from VW
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kraM
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It's not the speed, it's the sudden stops...
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Reply #14 on:
14 April 2010, 20:36 »
flaps
sorry
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It's not the speed... it's the sudden stops...
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