I start sweating around 225. Cylinder heads start to warp around 230. Remember, when you shut it down, you gain about 20 degrees, which is ok to 250, as it is not an operating 250. And, after a missed shift, and a half pass with the belt sticking out of the hood scoop, I have had it flash, to 240, or 250. Again, not operating, but flash. I would never start a pass, above 210. I try to hit the water box, about 160, stage at 180, and go through the traps at 200. That is a perfect pass. If the is a circle track motor, you should maintain around 180, maybe 200 in a draft, or in the final laps. If it operates above 210, I would be concerned.
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Anything above mid -fifties will work. Ideal is about 70 deg.
If the engine temperature gets too hot and the engine fail - safe cooling mode is activated the engine will eventually shut off
I would say about 130 f. and you would probably want to get in and work up to that.
It does not look right, but anyway. PTM is difference between TJMAX (the maximum theoretical safe temperature for the CPU) and actual CPU temperature. If your PTM is high it means that your CPU in the safe temperature region.
Coolant is used to keep an engine in a vehicle at a temperature safe for operation. If no coolant is in the reservoir, an engine will not start.
Stop as soon as you can at a safe place and shut the engine off.
Yes it is normal. The running temperature of an engine is affected by several factors, the load the engine is under, eternal temperature, the speed at which it is running etc. In addition the gauges fitted to cars indicate a safe 'range' rather than a specific temperature to reflect this. So long as the indicator remains within the safe range eveything should be fine.
Between 180 and 210 degrees. It is safe to operate an engine normally above about 112 degrees. Before it gets to that temperature you should be soft on the accelerator. The red zone on the temperature gauge is usually around 240-245 or so. Getting the engine that hot can be harmful to it.
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The normal engine temperature for a semi-truck typically ranges from 180°F to 200°F. It may vary slightly depending on the specific make and model of the truck. Monitoring the temperature gauge regularly is important to ensure the engine is operating within a safe range.