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Originally Posted by CHANMADD
Hello!! Water boils at 100 c or 212 F at sea level, that's the temp that the water "boils off at! Straight science. The pressure will always be a little higher at cooler temps,so one should be aware that you should not "jazz" the throttle when the motor is cold.
I have had a few of these...replaced with a new one every time I overhauled the engine.
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John |
Oil does not need to reach 212 F to drive away the water. If that were the case no vehicle I every owned would last more than 6 months. I have not found anything specific to cars but written anywhere but anything do with aircraft states the minimum is 155 to 165 F. I think it should be a little higher for cars but it does not have to be over 212 degrees.