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7 Jul 2003
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Hello, i'm new in the forum, i've got a question
Hi, i bougth an 1998 xt 600 E 3 aj engine with 36000 km on the clock, the question is about the cooling of the engine, i read all the oldest post and i'm wondering about how the xt performs on city traffic like stop and go and temperatures like 25 celsius degrees and i saw some oil thermometers fitted like dipstick.
other question i have is, does the xt really needs an oil cooler or perhaps the oil cooler is needed on real off road conditions? thanks and any comments welcome
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7 Jul 2003
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it depends.
pre-90 xt's are running 'cooler' than those build after 1990. reason is the oil tank, placed just above the engine in the frame. xt600e's easily reach temperatures around 120°C. therefore it is worth to think about an oil cooler and an oil thermometer. regards klaus
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