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So does the Internet's... Latin... sucketh. Never trust an automatied translator program, at least where Latin is concerned. I was trying to render a sig quote I got off USACarry into Latin to use here and it went... wrong. The English is "Somewhere, somoene is training very hard to kill you...

If the water pump is electric, then just use a coolant thermostat to insure that it has to get suitably heated up before the coolant will start flowing, and will only circulate fast/long enough to keep the thing from melting down. That should be enough to prevent wet stacking. Of course, if...

I didn't formerly realize that wet stacking was a problem particular only to liquid cooled diesel gensets. Why is that, and is there a way to operate the liquid cooling, and water pump, different radiator, radiator fan, etc., etc., that can ameliorate the wet stacking problem?