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02-02-2016, 04:24 PM
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does anyone know witch direction the water flows thru the radiator on the 2.7 engine in the top and out the bottom or the other way
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The usual way is top to bottom. Flowing this way keeps the maximum amount of water in the block if the coolant level gets low.
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thanks that explains why the upper hose gets hot before the lower
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