Re: [Healeys] Oil Temp

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Roger,Thanks, that is exactly the information I was looking for.Gary


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From: Roger Grace <roggrace@telus.net>
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Sent: Wed, Mar 10, 2021 9:42 am
Subject: Re: [Healeys] Oil Temp

Gary - I have an OT gauge fitted to my BJ8. BTW use the same gauge to measu=
re top hose temp and engine compartments temps.Oil in our cars takes a long=
 time to get off the chill. Being old school don't like exceeding 2000 RPM =
till OT is above 120F that can take 15- 20 mins. Very different to water te=
mp warming time. Normal running is around 150 - 170 F all of course dependa=
nt on ambient and speed. Highest have ever seen is 194F on=C2=A0 hot day (o=
ver 33C) after sustained highway driving and then being stuck in traffic fo=
r a long time. I have an oil cooler too - fitted by PO so can't confirm its=
 thermostat opening temp but been told is typically 180F.rg

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What is the normal operating temp. for the oil? Or a hi & low range would b=
e helpful.Thanks,Gary Hodson_______________________________________________

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<div style="color:black;font: 12pt Comic Sans MS, sans-serif;">Roger,
<div>Thanks, that is exactly the information I was looking for.</div>

<div>Gary<br>
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<div>Gary - I have an OT gauge fitted to my BJ8. BTW use the same gauge to 
measure top hose temp and engine compartments temps.</div>

<div>Oil in our cars takes a long time to get off the chill. Being old school 
don't like exceeding 2000 RPM till OT is above 120F that can take 15- 20 mins. 
Very different to water temp warming time. Normal running is around 150 - 170 F 
all of course dependant on ambient and speed. Highest have ever seen is 194F 
on&nbsp; hot day (over 33C) after sustained highway driving and then being 
stuck in traffic for a long time. I have an oil cooler too - fitted by PO so 
can't confirm its thermostat opening temp but been told is typically 180F.</div>

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<div style="color:black;font:12pt Comic Sans MS, sans-serif;">What is the 
normal operating temp. for the oil? Or a hi &amp; low range would be helpful.


<div>Thanks,</div>





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