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Old 11-23-05, 05:56 PM
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wwats up wankle heads i got a question for u guys. right now i am not running a oil temp gauge and i was if this was something i needed to worrry about .i am not having any cooling(180-195) issues i was just curious.also beause of the fmic i had to reposition the oil cooler. ur input would be welcome
Old 11-23-05, 05:59 PM
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do you have the low pressure/oil sensor still activated or hooked up? If not that could cause a problem in the long run. Its always nice to see what kind of oil pressure you have especially when you are runin Turbo
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no, right now all my factory gages are dead,all i have are boost and water temp
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Then you might want to look into an aftermarket dash mounted gauge. Kinda a just to be safe thing. You dont want to find out that your engine blew because you didnt know when it needed oil.
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I always worry about oil temps on a rotary. Plus you've got the added oil temp load of a turbo. I'd get something hooked up soon or even before I took any hard runs in the car.
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true,i have the gauges i just did not install them yet.thanx
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Just a comment: I never heard of a low pressure sensor on a series four RX-7. Ain't one.

If you have one of those really large front mount intercoolers, you should install a oil temp gauge in the filter pedestal. In the summer it's easy to see 215 degrees without much of any boosting going on. Don't ever install a extra gauge in the oil pan. The figures will upset you in the summer in Texas......or Az.

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On a street car, it's not a problem.


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