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I like to think that the intake manifold is cooled by the coolant. It certainly isn't heating it when starting at sub zero temps.
The part of the engine that's licensed is the combustion process. Patented in 1955 by Meurer and Seegelken of MAN (Mashinenfabrik Augsburg Nurnberg), Germany.
The fuel density compensator was patented in 1965 by engineers at Continental Aviation, when the engine was designed and built.
The part of the engine that's licensed is the combustion process. Patented in 1955 by Meurer and Seegelken of MAN (Mashinenfabrik Augsburg Nurnberg), Germany.
The fuel density compensator was patented in 1965 by engineers at Continental Aviation, when the engine was designed and built.