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Originally Posted by Richard Wooldridge
I suspect that your auxiliary water pump is not working. The mono/duo valves need to have the pressure that the auxiliary water pump produces to make the valves work properly. when the car is idling at a stop light, there's not much pressure from the engine water pump, so the valves cannot stay closed. When the car runs at a higher engine rpm, the valves start closing again. The solution is to replace the auxiliary water pump, or change to a different type of valve. I drew up a drawing of the change I made on my '82 380SL, which had the same problem. It's on one of the diesel threads, if you have trouble finding it I can probably look it up.
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Richard,
I still not tested my aux water pump.
Going deeper on this to improve my understanding:
- Should the pump be ALWAYS turning ? (is this the price for keeping the valve shut?)
- Please look my question 2. By blocking the fluid should'nt everything be OK? So, how to explain the temperature just goes down and down?
Thanks in advance for your insights.
I reviewed your implementation. May well follow your steps. But need to be sure the CCM is ok before.
Jorge