| An Austrian engineer named Ferdinand
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| | and allows heat to build up in the engine
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| Porsche conceptualized the pioneer models
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| | when the engine gets too cold, and it
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| of German automakers Volkswagen and
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| | opens and allows heat to be removed by
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| Porsche, and not a few times afterward
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| | the radiator when the engine becomes too
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| did the two companies engage in
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| | warm.
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| technology sharing and parts innovations.
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| | Without an up-to-specs radiator, heat is
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| Volkswagen and Porsche models are
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| | likely to build up in the engine bay and
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| traditionally built with similar parts
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| | affect car performance. Apart from car
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| specifications, with both companies said
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| | overheating and stalling, another
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| to use the same parts technology
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| | downside of heat buildup on a Volkswagen
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| installed on their car models.
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| | is a blown head gasket. Designed to keep
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| As close as their reported collaboration
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| | the cylinder head shut tight, a
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| is, the engine bays of Volkswagen and
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| | Volkswagen head gasket is responsible for
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| Porsche automobiles are where the
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| | sealing in the high-pressure air and fuel
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| similarities end. The two companies had
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| | burn materials. It keeps the combustion
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| earmarked their cars for disparate, and
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| | quality of the fuel, but with the engine
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| extreme, portions of the automotive
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| | heat building up under the hood, the
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| market. Translated "People's Car,"
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| | Volkswagen head gasket is at risk of
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| Volkswagen underlines reliability, car
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| | blowing up and leaves the burn materials
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| handling, and passenger comfort in its
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| | inside the cylinder loose and not
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| models, while Porsche boasts of
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| | optimized for combustion.
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| race-specs automobiles that stress engine
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| | A Porsche head gasket is made differently
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| performance.
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| | from those installed on a Volkswagen, in
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| The engine bay is the chief flashpoint of
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| | a way similar to the Volkswagen and OEM
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| Volkswagen and Porsche similarities. With
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| | Porsche radiators. Made of thinner and
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| a reputation built over decades of
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| | heat-treated steel, the Porsche head
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| success in races and rallies, Porsche has
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| | gasket is necessarily designed to keep up
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| been known for powerful engines. In
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| | with the performance of the Porsche
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| reining in its vaunted engine power,
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| | engine.
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| Porsche adopted the industry-standard
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| | Within the engine bay, a Porsche oil duct
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| reliability of Volkswagen cars. Only that
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| | serves as failsafe to a blown head
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| it was improved on account of the more
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| | gasket. It provides additional cooling
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| engine power being churned out under the
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| | for the engine and keeps the Porsche
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| hood of the Porsche.
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| | engine well-oiled. As in any parts
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| Heat is one byproduct of engine power
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| | assembly, the Porsche engine is set up to
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| production. In order that the Porsche can
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| | work smoothly if its parts are well
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| perform flat out in the face of engine
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| | lubricated. A device called Porsche oil
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| heat, an equally up-to-specs Porsche
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| | filter is installed on the inlet to the
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| radiator acts as a heat exchanger. Heat
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| | engine from the oil pump. Fitted with a
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| exchangers, like the Volkswagen and
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| | resin impregnated glass filtration media,
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| Porsche radiators, play a critical
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| | which sifts oil up to 1 micron level,
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| function in all internal combustion
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| | Porsche oil filters are designed to keep
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| engines. It helps keep the vehicle from
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| | the engine lubricated with clean and
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| overheating. Connected to several
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| | quality oil. Its high-performing,
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| channels running through the engine and
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| | high-oil flow filter media ensures that
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| cylinder head, Volkswagen and Porsche
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| | your engine will never run out of good
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| radiators pump into the engine a mixture
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| | lubrication.
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| of water and antifreeze to dampen engine
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| | Compared to Volkswagen parts, the Porsche
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| heat. Because Porsche engines are built
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| | radiator, head gasket, and oil filter are
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| for performance, Porsche radiator is
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| | considered performance parts. They
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| engineered for higher heat tolerance than
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| | complement a high-performing engine and
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| what the Volkswagen radiator can handle.
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| | keeps in step with the car's power
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| A device located between the engine and
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| | production requirement, while Volkswagen
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| the radiator called the thermostat is
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| | parts like the radiator sport
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| another key component of Volkswagen and
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| | industry-standard specs. These parts
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| Porsche cooling system. The thermostat
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| | specifications of Porsche and Volkswagen
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| remains closed and restricts coolant flow
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| | models are chiefly dependent on the
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| until the engine reaches the thermostat's
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| | engine class of the car, allowing the car
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| activation temperature. This enables the
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| | to run at the performance level of the
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| engine temperature to remain in the ideal
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| | engine.
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| operating range. The thermostat closes
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