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DIY fix for 370z oil temp problem. 1st: Find some electical tape (preferably black). 2nd: Place a small strip of tape on the oil temp gauge. 3rd: Just drive and

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Old 09-08-2011, 04:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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DIY fix for 370z oil temp problem.

1st: Find some electical tape (preferably black).
2nd: Place a small strip of tape on the oil temp gauge.
3rd: Just drive and injoy, if your not tracking the car you won't have any oil temp problems.

Since early 09 when i got the Z i have not even hit 220 much less the 280+ needed for limp mode.
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DIY fix for 370z oil temp problem.
Since early 09 when i got the Z i have not even hit 220 much less the 280+ needed for limp mode.
where do u live? this summer in kc i hit 220 almost every day it was over 95
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where do u live? this summer in kc i hit 220 almost every day it was over 95
You are supposed to hit 220 in regular driving, the motor is water cooled and the typical water temp is 210F.
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