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kev13 Posted - 31 May 2011 : 20:02:08
Hi all

Can anyone help please

I want to tap into the Yanmar 2GM20-2.2DL engine cooling system to run a simple towel heater and radiator. The engine has a tank near the top that draws in river water and then sends it to the exhaust. The other connections seem to be a large dia hoze (maybe about inch and half) going directly into the top of the engine from this box and a smaller pipe (maybe about 1/2")going into the engine at the back of the pulley on the front.

Can any one suggest where I should tap into these piles to make my radiator connection?

Thanks

Kev13
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trevork Posted - 31 May 2011 : 20:08:19
Try these links from Tony Brooks. They will at least map out the system for you.

http://www.tb-training.co.uk/15cool.htm#bmn53

This second link does have a diagram showing where a calorifier would sit. You could substitute your heated rail for this.

http://www.tb-training.co.uk/17Bdomwat.html

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