Where to put oil temp sender...false reading
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From: Western New York
Wobble,
Thanks for the detailed information. It is appreciated.
More questions.
What size oil lines are you using?
What size oil filter?
Are you thermostatically controlling oil temp at the filter mount or by any other means?
Russ
Thanks for the detailed information. It is appreciated.
More questions.
What size oil lines are you using?
What size oil filter?
Are you thermostatically controlling oil temp at the filter mount or by any other means?
Russ
#23
Originally Posted by KEPP
Vandeano, Keith installs all of his oil temp sending units in the remote oil filter, after the oil cooler and before the oil is returning back into the engine. You want to take the temperature of the oil as it is returning back into the engine. If you have any other questions, please call us at 386-446-0660 and we will be glad to answer them.
Thank you
KEPP
Thank you
KEPP
KEPP.
What is it that you do??
Im fairly new to all of this so please pardon me if I don't know what you specialize in.
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From: Honeoye, NY
Originally Posted by KEPP
Vandeano, Keith installs all of his oil temp sending units in the remote oil filter, after the oil cooler and before the oil is returning back into the engine. You want to take the temperature of the oil as it is returning back into the engine. If you have any other questions, please call us at 386-446-0660 and we will be glad to answer them.
Thank you
KEPP
Thank you
KEPP
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From: Western New York
#26
Originally Posted by RLW
Wobble,
Thanks for the detailed information. It is appreciated.
More questions.
What size oil lines are you using?
What size oil filter?
Are you thermostatically controlling oil temp at the filter mount or by any other means?
Russ
Thanks for the detailed information. It is appreciated.
More questions.
What size oil lines are you using?
What size oil filter?
Are you thermostatically controlling oil temp at the filter mount or by any other means?
Russ
Mobil-1 MI-302
No thermostatic control as we do not see extreme differences in water temp down here on the Gulf Coast. I am sure I would have to use one if I was further north. But then I might not need such a big oil cooler
In any case I try and get the oil above 212* anytime I run it.
BTW engine water temp runs 150-160* on a 140* t-stat.
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From: Honeoye, NY
O.K.; That's what I get for commenting. And now I know; If there are TWO ways to do something, and you ask which way is right, twenty experts will come back with TWENTY different ways to do one of those TWO things. To quote Gilda Radner, "Nevermind". --- Jer
Last edited by jpclear; 10-20-2005 at 07:39 PM.
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Originally Posted by jpclear
O.K.; That's what I get for commenting. And now I know; If there are TWO ways to do something, and you ask which way is right, twenty experts will come back with TWENTY different ways to do one of those TWO things. To quote Gilda Radner, "Nevermind". --- Jer
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vandeano
572 na 750hp pad mounted temp sender 210* beating it stupid (10 miles wot) but we have 16 quart pans with 10 quarts in it & 3" therm controlled coolers set to open @ 180*,
builder told me to subtract 10-20* for sump temp. because pump adds heat..
agree your oil temp is way too high just my .02
572 na 750hp pad mounted temp sender 210* beating it stupid (10 miles wot) but we have 16 quart pans with 10 quarts in it & 3" therm controlled coolers set to open @ 180*,
builder told me to subtract 10-20* for sump temp. because pump adds heat..
agree your oil temp is way too high just my .02
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From: Honeoye, NY
We got two threads covering the same territory here. From now on (and the last couple) my comments in this area will be in the "what size oil cooler "thread. --- Jer


