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Rover 100 Repair Manual Supplement (1996-1998)07 · Cooling system - MEMS
07 · Engine

Cooling system operation (Cooling system - MEMS)

Make
Rover
Model
100 Repair Manual Supplement
Year
1996–1998
Section
Description and operation › Cooling system operation
Cooling system - MEMSCooling system operation · page 1 of 2

COOLING SYSTEM OPERATION

Cooling system operation

A = COLD B = HOT

  1. Bottom hose
  2. Heater matrix
  3. Thermostat
  4. Top hose
  5. Expansion tank
  6. Radiator
  7. Coolant pump

The cooling system employed is the bypass type. When the engine is cold the thermostat closes off coolant feed from the radiator bottom hose. Coolant is drawn via the heater matrix from the cylinder block, this allows some heat transfer to the radiator via the top hose by convection while retaining the majority of the heat within the cylinder block.

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