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My guess is that the EWP will ONLY work if the water flow path
is
cleaned up sufficiently to allow it to work. I think Rusty's
experiment
with using both has a high likelyhood of failure, because he will
be
using the EWP with the thermostat and the tortured path that the
EDWP
forces the water through. It will be overwhelmingly convincing if
does
work with the odds stacked against it so much, but at most will only
be
a qualified failure.
Hi Ernest,
Why are you using the
word "failure" when speaking of my EWP installation? It's working
flawlessly. For all the people who say the pump won't flow enough water,
I wish you could stand beside my engine when I turn the EWP on. The
sound of water flowing through the evap cores is
impressive. This is using AN-12 hoses.
BTW, I have
no thermostat, but not because I don't want one. If the mechanical
pump failed, and the thermostat was closed, the water would not circulate
through the block with the EWP only, due to the way the water pump housing is
made. That's a pretty unlikely set of events, but still
possible.
Cheers,
Rusty (shhh, don't tell my
EWP it's not working)
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