QUOTE(Balanced @ Sep 11 2024, 01:22 AM)
Depends on where the oil temperature sensor is i think?
My aftermarket oil temperature sensor is located at the adapter for the oil filter. Original car temperature sensor Needle starts moving from usual reading when the sensor reaches 103-105.. so i set my aftermarket to 100C before it starts alarm. Usual driving is between 89-93 for my aftermarket sensor
Bro, engine oil work the best at 100C, that is the optimum temperature of all engine oil type.
Most modern engine only after 130C start to went into limp/safe mode, race cars go until 140~150C also no issue.
If your setting it for your coolant temperature, 100C is correct but for engine oil usually people set alarm at around 115~125C for normal road cars.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/m...erature.367823/https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/engine-oil-temperature/For a dual-purpose car, engine oil needs to be at least
220 degrees F to burn off all the deposits and accumulated water vapor. For every pound of fuel burned in an engine, the combustion process also generates a pound of water!
If engine sump temperatures rarely exceed 212 degrees (water's boiling point), the water will mix with sulfur (another combustion byproduct) and create acids that can eventually damage bearings220 F = 104C
212 F = 100C
This post has been edited by littlefire: Sep 18 2024, 11:41 AM