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Originally Posted by NewlyIMPORTed Spring is here and oil temps are up. thought i would just mention. i got into the car and my oil temp moved rapidly up to

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Old 04-03-2010, 07:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Spring is here and oil temps are up. thought i would just mention. i got into the car and my oil temp moved rapidly up to 200 didn't know why then i realized it was 84 degrees outside

The thing is, the engine temps (coolant) are regulated by the Radiator and thermostat and will remain at approx. 180-190 degrees regardless of the ambient temps (within reason). Higher ambients don't necessarily result in higher oil temps.. 220-230 are perfectly normal oil temps BTW.. Don't like it? quit whining and install a cooler for <$300. Nissan isn't gonna do it for you.
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The thing is, the engine temps (coolant) are regulated by the Radiator and thermostat and will remain at approx. 180-190 degrees regardless of the ambient temps (within reason). Higher ambients don't necessarily result in higher oil temps.. 220-230 are perfectly normal oil temps BTW.. Don't like it? quit whining and install a cooler for <$300. Nissan isn't gonna do it for you.
EXACTLY!!!!

The last few vehicles I'ved owned all had the same temps...not understanding all this fuss.
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EXACTLY!!!!

The last few vehicles I'ved owned all had the same temps...not understanding all this fuss.
Care to eloborate on which cars you are referring to? I am really curious...
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