Oil temp
02-19-2002, 04:57 AM
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Re: Oil temp (Bloodwynch)
How much Celcius is that? It should be around 95 Celcius during normal conditions.
On the track it could rise to 120-130 degrees C.
On the track it could rise to 120-130 degrees C.
02-19-2002, 05:10 AM
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Re: Oil temp (Willard)
Yeah that's street driving. btw my oil temp gauge is connected to the engine block, not sump. Which is more accurate?
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02-19-2002, 06:12 AM
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Re: Oil temp (Willard)
I've been curious about this.. how relative is coolant temp to oil temp?
I have a Fluidyne radiator, Spoon thermoswitch and t-stat in my CX, and my water temp has never gone above 165 degrees. Usually stays within 150-155 while I am driving 99% of the time. Only hits 165 in sitting traffic.
I have a Fluidyne radiator, Spoon thermoswitch and t-stat in my CX, and my water temp has never gone above 165 degrees. Usually stays within 150-155 while I am driving 99% of the time. Only hits 165 in sitting traffic.
02-19-2002, 06:17 AM
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Re: Oil temp (Mike K)
put the hondata gasket on mike and watch your coolant temps drop about 30 degrees. you will see it on my car when i am done there at the end of march although josh should have it on by the beginning of march and my hondata has datalogging so you can see the info if you want
02-19-2002, 06:21 AM
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Re: Oil temp (Mike K)
Mike -
If you have a factory cooler, you'll see the highway driven oil temp reflect the thermostat temp due the the fact the water temp will cool/heat the oil to that temp.
Also, having the heat on or not will GREATLY effect the oil temp if a factory cooler is use.
If you have a factory cooler, you'll see the highway driven oil temp reflect the thermostat temp due the the fact the water temp will cool/heat the oil to that temp.
Also, having the heat on or not will GREATLY effect the oil temp if a factory cooler is use.
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