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Old 10-19-2012, 04:42 PM   #5
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Actually it's 194°F or 90°C normal operating temp
At 78°C or 172°F your ecu looks for a working 02 sensor
At 80°C or 176°F starts using the o2 sensor to trim the fuel

At 220°F or 104°c. you are considered hot. You would overheat quickly from here, if you allowed the engine to continue it's operation without any action!
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