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Originally Posted by Lug Limp mode was initiated because they changed their bearing design by dropping lead from the formulation (think eco-friendly). This meant that at temps above 300, the
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For example, how about on the G37? Same engine, but AKAIK, no oil temp guage. Are they complaining as much about oil temps getting over 200F? Why is 200F bad? or 210F, 220F, 240..260? At what point does oil become less than what it was 10F cooler? How long at 260F does it take for the oil to have measurable degradation? How many miles/months does that translate to for the average driver? All that...lol |
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