Oil Coolers and Over cooling

Originally Posted by cdoxp800 You guys do realize that the oil Temp you see on your gauge is the Oil Temp of the oil temp returning to the Pan correct.

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12-20-2011, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by cdoxp800

You guys do realize that the oil Temp you see on your gauge is the Oil Temp of the oil temp returning to the Pan correct. This is the Temp coming from the return of the Oil cooler and not the Temp of the oil in the engine.

I'm pretty sure this is an impossible question to answer... but i'll put it out there anyways

Any idea what the temp of the oil entering the engine is based off what the gauge is reading.

ie: gauge reads 160, but b/c of some educated guesses, the oil entering the engine would be ...?

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