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Amazing! I would think after a while of driving it slowly heats up the car.
After a couple of hours crawling on the freeway, hearing the electric aux cooling fan turning on and off, knowing that the engine was indeed getting pretty warm absolutely no heat coming into the passenger compartment.
That's interesting, I swear I did read somewhere, a review I think, that stated the cargo floor did get warm. I was thinking I'd need a silicon mat back there to protect cold stuff and keep the pup from overheating
Here is a question.... How is the heating inside the car? How long does it take to start feeling warm air on a cold morning? My current car takes about 4-5 miles just to start feeling warm inside. @ 37f
Interesting, if the fan and radiator are in the front of the car then the water pump has to push the coolant several feet. I wonder how long the water will last pushing liquid that distance or does it have a electric water pump ??