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Car Forum / Porsche / Porshe 911 / September 2004Water cooling
When did the 911 engine start using water cooling? TIA The 1999, 996 model was the first "street" car. However, the factory has been using water cooling for some of the race cars at least back into the early 90's. > When did the 911 engine start using water cooling? > > TIA >> The 1999, 996 model was the first "street" car. Week Guru: Thanks. Are both the heads and the cylinders water cooled? TIA >>>The 1999, 996 model was the first "street" car. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > TIA Yes. The water pump circulates coolant at the rate of 14,000 liters per hour. From the cylinder block the coolant enters the cylinder heads from the exhaust side of the engine and leaves from the intake side. 70% of the coolant flows through the cylinder heads, 20% through the blocks and 10% through the oil/water intercooler. |
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