Subject	Re: I do but it's not connected yet. The oil temp. gauge...
Posted by	arrowenterprises on August 13, 2011 at 2:27 PM
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In Reply To	Do you have an aftermarket temp gauge? When my car was posted by new2boost on August 13, 2011 at 09:42 AM
Message	I installed works pretty well but even when it ran for 5 minutes, the engine / oil temp was way down when I shut off the ignition. Was a cool evening and I wasn't beating on the car, just cruising. Seems like highway driving has something to do with this, just don't know why. Usually running it's coolest on the highway. Oil temp. actually rises when the car is sitting still waiting for the timer.
Follow Ups	Strange turbo timer: I've noticed that my turbo timer seems - arrowenterprises 23:51:22 08/12/11 How are you driving before it runs a "long" cycle? - Bernie (NoVA) 02:57:04 08/13/11 normal speeds and acceleration, especially with the wife. (n/m) - arrowenterprises 06:46:45 08/13/11 Do you have an aftermarket temp gauge? When my car was - new2boost 09:42:03 08/13/11 Re: I do but it's not connected yet. The oil temp. gauge... - arrowenterprises 14:27:13 08/13/11 Hmm.. Interesting, what brand timer do you have? (n/m) - new2boost 19:11:22 08/14/11 According to Garrett, water cooled turbos don't need timers. - JMW300ZX 11:59:08 08/13/11 Yes and no... - zgene4 13:04:34 08/13/11 Thought the other reason for low idling after a run was - jzack 13:16:10 08/13/11 if your oil lines are clogged, you have larger problems (n/m) - zgene4 13:18:53 08/13/11
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