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DeWitt radiator install

Forum: C3 HVAC, Fuel, Emissions, and Exhaust

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Re: DeWitt radiator install

Posted: 9/18/23 1:02pmMessage 11 of 11
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I think he means that if the fan is not providing airflow through the condenser, the system is not dissipating heat so pressure on the high side will increase.

 

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