Keep Your Classic Mini Cool as a Cucumber
Your A-series engine is generally happiest around 85°C (185°F). Some Mini owners struggle with their car overheating, especially during warmer months, and this video aims to arm you with the information and understanding you need to keep your Mini running at an optimal temperature so that you can make good power and enjoy a reliable classic car. The Yellow Bible on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Tuning-Engine-... Mini parts and more on our website www.stevestonmotorco.com One additional note: are you sure that you are actually overheating? Is coolant boiling over? Sometimes the gauge may provide a bad reading. Table of Contents 0:00 Intro 0:39 Optimal temperature 1:35 Coolant 3:07 Flow 5:05 Thermostats 7:49 Heat transfer (radiators) 10:17 Pressure and Rad caps 11:28 Fans 13:19 Extreme mods 15:20 Outro If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like! It really helps us out. FOLLOW US! SMCO instagram / stevestonmotorco Mini parts and more on our website www.stevestonmotorco.com

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