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Turn on the Ac, in heavy traffic, and you can bring down the oil temp. it's the same thing you're suggesting. I'm at 190-210 in heavy canyon running with ambient

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Old 09-04-2010, 05:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Turn on the Ac, in heavy traffic, and you can bring down the oil temp. it's the same thing you're suggesting.
I'm at 190-210 in heavy canyon running with ambient at 90+, in heavy bumper to bumper traffic the most I see is 210 if that.
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