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Old 10-29-2012, 08:16 AM
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eot warms up faster

on my truck the oil temp gauge warms up alot faster then the coolant it takes the coolant about 8 miles and the oil only about 4 then there even all day of driving it does have a new oil cooler on it .it seems to be normal to me
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Old 10-29-2012, 08:32 AM
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i did talk to the oringal owner he did say its been that way since new he did say he had the coolant changed every 15,000 miles he traded this truck for a 2013 f-250 and from what i can tell by the oasis report he was very picky at one time he took it cause the front bumper was a 1/4 inch lower on 1 side lol
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Old 10-29-2012, 08:33 AM
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Wonder if your oil cooler bypass valve is opening?

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2 weeks ago the dealer installed on a new oil cooler , would the bypass be with the new one i really dont think i have a problem cause he said its been like that since new .i was just wondering about
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2 weeks ago the dealer installed on a new oil cooler , would the bypass be with the new one i really dont think i have a problem cause he said its been like that since new .i was just wondering about
No, the oil cooler bypass valve is in the oil cooler upper housing, located inside the oil filter housing at the bottom. Not sure if that is normal, but if the oil cooler bypass valve is opening, it is not getting ful flow through the oil cooler. That would be a reasonable explanation.

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