loquin
Well-Known Member
Also, check that there aren't any air leaks at the intake manifold. It's possible that as the engine heated up, the thermal expansion shifted the gasket enough to cause the leak to develop.
And, as srdavo mentioned, the flywheel is also a blower - it pulls air in and forces it over the engine. The sheet metal directs the air flow, keeping the engine temperature stable. If the shroud is removed, this will interfere with your engine's temperature regulation.
And, as srdavo mentioned, the flywheel is also a blower - it pulls air in and forces it over the engine. The sheet metal directs the air flow, keeping the engine temperature stable. If the shroud is removed, this will interfere with your engine's temperature regulation.