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Originally Posted by ImportConvert The absolute dumbest thing Nissan did with the 370Z was to include an oil-temp gauge. For 99% of the people out there, the only problem that
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Agreed. Nissan determined that their bearings will just start to break down somewhere north of 300 degrees due to their constuction technique (reformulated bearings no long use lead for enviromental reasons) so they put a 280 degree safety limit. Cars aren't actually "overheating", the safety system is just kicking in.
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