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Thread: What do engine oil temps typically run at?

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    Default What do engine oil temps typically run at?

    As the topic says.

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    Mine runs around 180, just like the engines used to. :wink:

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    Should be within engine operating temp, 180 to 200 degrees

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    What I look for in +/- 10 degrees F (approx) of what the water temp. is if the engine uses an oil to water heat exchanger. With no oil cooler, 200-210 F seems to be what I've seen. Seems like I read that engine oil is engineered to perform well at around 210F. Just my 2 cents and by no means manufacturer's technical data.
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    N 14 cummins Im running 180- 200 and the fan kicks in at about 210

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