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Old 09-09-2008, 11:46 AM
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It is possible that the coolant temp might rise a little if the oil temp was way high. Many years ago, an Alfa that I owned would show a slightly higher than normal coolant temp when the oil was low (and therefore hotter than normal). However, this is a secondary effect and on a Benz might not even be noticed. Coincidentally, the Alfa also had an 8-quart sump and used Rotalla oil.
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