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Originally Posted by azn370z Just to let you know 220 is a normal temp once the engine is warmed up. Mine has never gone over that but it is ok

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Old 11-20-2010, 05:08 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Just to let you know 220 is a normal temp once the engine is warmed up. Mine has never gone over that but it is ok to Go higher and when it reaches 280, then the car goes into limp mode.
Yes I'm aware that 220 is avg. But before I changed oil my avg temps we below 200 for the type of driving I was doing in this weather. Plus today it was in the low 50's. I just thought it was weird that temps would increase after an oil change like that. I'll give it a few days and see if it comes down a bit.
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