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Princeofww

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The other day on a cold 35 deg day the temp climbed rapidly to 360+ then after a while it came back down to 180 where it usually is. Other instrument showed oil temp normal and egt was normal. Went up after that on 60 deg day and it worked fine. Ideas ??
 

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