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Old 10-29-2011, 07:07 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by 11Thumper View Post
Not good you want the water in the oil to burn off. Water doesn't boil at 165 F.
You don't need to hit 212* to get rid of water. Hell, my drier doesn't hit 212*, but my clothes are still dry.

165* is still way too low for automotive oil to function the way it was intended. I would imagine it is VERY thick at 165*, as compared to the 200=ish it is made to work at. Too thick = not getting where it needs to go/extra strain on the oil-pump, etc. etc.
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