11-07-2011, 08:27 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Perrysburg,
OH
Cobra Make, Engine: SPF #298 427 FI
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Originally Posted by lovehamr
It most certainly is true. I've experienced it myself with both cars and bikes. Have you ever opened an oil cap and found a milky substance on the underside? There you go, that isn't just oil and I don't live in an area that gets all that cold these days. When I lived in Delaware it was even worse.
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Not true, if that were the case water would almost never evaporate. Ever make a cup of tea, it will steam well before it boils. The minimum you need is about 65C or 150. Natually warmer than that is better but you certainly dont need it over 212. Jerry is correct that the oil will be hotter than it actually reads on the gauge but if your oil temp is reading 120C on your gauge you have a problem.
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