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08-14-2002, 03:30 PM
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From what i understand the coolant through the spacer is designed for 2 different things.
1. To warm up the engine faster in cold operation 2. to cool down the incoming air and manifold when hot because the EGR valve is mounted on the other side, which exhaust gas is ALOT hotter than coolant. The coolant takes away the heat from the throttle body and circulates it back through the system.
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