What oil temp is considered warmed up?

Originally Posted by vipor Themostatic Plates aren't 100%, there's always flow. They're 100% open at their specified temp, but they're never 0%. Really................? Go to your local parts store and

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What oil temp is considered warmed up?

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03-05-2010, 08:09 PM

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Try this at home......................!

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Originally Posted by vipor

Themostatic Plates aren't 100%, there's always flow. They're 100% open at their specified temp, but they're never 0%.

Really................? Go to your local parts store and purchase one and take it home and put it in a pan of water. Put a candy Thermometer in with it and turn on the heat. Watch what happens when you play with the amount of heat. I believe you'll be surprised...............!

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