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Originally Posted by Poodles
Many people start freaking out at oil temp over 200F for some reason. It NEEDS to get above the boiling point of water so it can boil off the contamination.
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I disagree with this. Water does not need to be boiling for adequate rate of evaporation. Case in point - oil cooler thermostats are generally designed to maintain oil temp around 180-185 degrees Fahrenheit.
...but 220 is no biggie as long as pressure doesn't drop off. I don't know because I still don't have a pressure gauge