Normal running ranges are between 175 and 190. It never goes above 190 and will drop to 165 on the freeway.
Bill
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> [2cylinderhondas] oil temp gauge
> Bill
> What is your temp reading with your oil gauge?
> Tom T
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> > Saturday, August 29, 2009 10:42
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> > gauge
> > Tom;
> > Yes, and it works fairly well, I
> > had to have a bolt made to accommodate the fitting (larger head). Yes, > > the original will work, however, chances of weakening the bolt is greater > > using the original.
> > The best way is to put on a
> > remote filter and
> > http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/anzhonda60 0owners/photos/ album/XXX-XXX-XXXX /pic/list
> > it shows you the remote filter and gauges setup.
> > Simple, and you can setup a oil
> > pressure gauge too.
> > Bill
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> > > Has anyone installed an oil temp gauge in the drain plug and at what > > > temp is it running at. I just installed it and have not been able to test > > > becuse of bad weather, hopefully tomarrow somtime.
> > > Tom
> > > T