Oil temp on defi not passing 70 degrees....
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Noticed the other day on my defis the oil temp needle will not pass 70. Seen it flicker Upto 80 then drop back down. Took the car on a run approx 10mile and still sits at 70 degrees. Checked wires all ok, car had been sat for a week and was fine before this and noticed what looks like a leak from off side rocker cover! Could this be related? Oil changed around two weeks ago with millers 5-40 fully synthetic and oil pres is as normal no drop at all. Any thoughts guys?
Martin
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Strange how it gets to 70 though and stops there, guessing if it was a faulty sensor it'd stop it even reaching 70 degrees too. Confused
Martin
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the rocker leak should have no effect, i changed it on emmas bug a few weeks back and the oil temp always ran the same before and after.
id say its a faulty gauge or sender, the oil weight wont make a great deal of difference as the 5 is the cold rating its still 40w when hot.
the oil temp sender is usually underneath the intercooler on top of cylinder 3, unless it has a sandwich plate in which case its under the oil filter.
id say its a faulty gauge or sender, the oil weight wont make a great deal of difference as the 5 is the cold rating its still 40w when hot.
the oil temp sender is usually underneath the intercooler on top of cylinder 3, unless it has a sandwich plate in which case its under the oil filter.
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the rocker leak should have no effect, i changed it on emmas bug a few weeks back and the oil temp always ran the same before and after.
id say its a faulty gauge or sender, the oil weight wont make a great deal of difference as the 5 is the cold rating its still 40w when hot.
the oil temp sender is usually underneath the intercooler on top of cylinder 3, unless it has a sandwich plate in which case its under the oil filter.
id say its a faulty gauge or sender, the oil weight wont make a great deal of difference as the 5 is the cold rating its still 40w when hot.
the oil temp sender is usually underneath the intercooler on top of cylinder 3, unless it has a sandwich plate in which case its under the oil filter.
Martin
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