Vehicle exhaust gas warm-up heater system
OwnerDavid S. Majkrzakinventor
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Liquid coolant of a liquid cooling system of an engine in a motor vehicle is heated by using hot exhaust gas emitted by the engine. A heat exchanger transfers heat from the hot exhaust gas to the coolant. A portion of the coolant is transferred from the engine cooling system to the heat exchanger and then back to the engine. A diverter valve actuated by a temperature sensing device diverts the exhaust gas from an exhaust system to the heat exchanger. The temperature sensing device actuates the diverter valve at a predetermined coolant temperature diverting the exhaust gas to the heat exchanger when the coolant is cold and shuts off the flow of the exhaust gas to the heat exchanger when the coolant is sufficiently warm.
A motor vehicle exhaust gas warm-up system in combination with a motor vehicle, the motor vehicle having an engine with a single cooling system having a liquid coolant for cooling the engine and a conventional exhaust system with a plurality of exhaust pipes and a muffler for conveying hot exhaust gases from the engine, the system comprising:
A motor vehicle exhaust gas warm-up system in combination with a motor vehicle, the motor vehicle having an engine with an oil system for lubrication and a conventional exhaust system with a plurality of exhaust pipes and a muffler for conveying hot exhaust gases from the engine, the system comprising:
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