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Originally Posted by AggieDriver I bought the 09 370z yesterday. This is my first "real" car after driving handed down 4x4 suvs and farm trucks. I understand the oil temp
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I'd get the oil changed first and then check what sort of temperatures you are reaching in normal driving conditions before springing for an oil cooler -- especially since you don't plan to track it or anything. Just changing the oil dropped my oil temps down from ~235 to just under 220 on my commute home (around 15 miles 1/2 highway) with temperatures in the triple digits. Note this was also a switch from regular oil to Mobil 1, but I'm guessing the lowered temperatures have more to do with the fresh oil then switching oil types ... In general, I'd only really be concerned about 220-240 if I needed to go more than 3-4k between changes.
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