Whats TO HOT FOR OIL TEMP
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BTW, I'm getting my numbers from Smartcraft, if that matters.
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my high temp light comes on when my oil hits 250 witch it did this past weekend running the four hoarsman on lk winnabaggo this past weekend . freaked me the hell out . was on 25 mile run to first stop at 4 to 5 k average . I was disappointed my Teague coolers didn't keep oil temp down .. 17 pd of water pressure too . just when I was getting to some calmer water to lettr eat .anyway 250 light came on for the record .
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my high temp light comes on when my oil hits 250 witch it did this past weekend running the four hoarsman on lk winnabaggo this past weekend . freaked me the hell out . was on 25 mile run to first stop at 4 to 5 k average . I was disappointed my Teague coolers didn't keep oil temp down .. 17 pd of water pressure too . just when I was getting to some calmer water to lettr eat .anyway 250 light came on for the record .
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Let me see if I can add to the confusion. Most mercury applications are measuring temps after the cooler as it enters the block. That would explain why they want a relatively low temperature, it's a lot hotter in the pan. A couple of posters mention they were measuring temp before the cooler, hence they get a higher number. If you compare the temp reading on the gauge to that of a gun you quite often see a large difference. Where are you reading with the gun? Pan or filter before the oil is cooled perhaps? Gauge isn't wrong. It's reading cooled oil. Just more food for thought...carry on.
Bob Lloyd
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Bob Lloyd
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