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mine takes quite some time to warm the oil up just idling in the garage.... it warms quickly when driving.. but idling doesn't put much stress on the engine
From: Bergen County, NJ Democrats, doing for the country what they did for Michigan
Originally Posted by 383_BluByU
mine takes quite some time to warm the oil up just idling in the garage.... it warms quickly when driving.. but idling doesn't put much stress on the engine
Thanks, I'm always looking for trouble where none exists. Hopefully when I can drive it around, I can get the oil heated up.
mine takes quite some time to warm the oil up just idling in the garage.... it warms quickly when driving.. but idling doesn't put much stress on the engine
Same here -- takes forever to warm up the oil at an idle.
From: Bergen County, NJ Democrats, doing for the country what they did for Michigan
Originally Posted by Iroc57
If you have oil pressure than do the "old school" fix......
Put tape over the guage
Been there. I have plenty of pressure. It was working before I built the engine. My concern is that perhaps I did something, as I cut six useless wires, that may have effected something else.
I also turn up the radio when I hear a noise.
Well, thanks for the responses. I'm just trying to make sure that I'm no worse off than when I started it.
Funny story. I'm currently on open headers. I fired the car tonight to ensure I took care of the small VC leak. Scared the crap out of my daughter,8, she went running into the house. She tells me someone walking a dog also got scared.
at 40 degrees F and lower the oil temp is approximately half the water temp, until the water temp hits about 150. After that, the oil temp catches up quickly and they cross paths at 200 degrees (oil temp = water temp). Over 200, the oil temp starts to rise until it is 20 degrees warmer than water temp