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The car's engine should not have an over-heat issue with the oil under any circumstance. A good design should have accounted for that. The rev limiter kicking in under high

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Old 04-01-2009, 06:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The car's engine should not have an over-heat issue with the oil under any circumstance. A good design should have accounted for that. The rev limiter kicking in under high temps is an attempt to save the engine so the engineers knew about the possibility. The fact that the car was released to the public without at least the oil cooler being available (option or otherwise) is a good question for Nissan Corp. to answer.

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