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Right. But what he's saying is the oil temperature in these cars is determined by a computer algorithm, and the computer doesn't know if you are using synthetic blend or full synthetic. Because of that, you likely won't see a difference in the gauge.

I was referring to oil temps.

This is going to shock you, but I've been running my AC 24/7 for the past 4 months. 🤣

That's the one I just got. I'll see if mine is any different later today.

Maybe humidity from shipping?

Which update was this? Was there a description and number?

Thats great. But oil needs to be above boiling to burn off condensation. Temps in the 220f range are normal. Not sure why you are obsessing over this. 😉

Agreed. Not sure why people trip out when they see it over 200F or 220F. That said, the OP is running temps higher than me right now. And live on the surface of the sun. I still don't think 230 is concerning on its own, but he says it's suddenly much higher than normal...IDK what to make of that. 🤔

Why is the real men of genius song playing in my head?

Interesting. Have you checked you fluid levels? Any obstructions in the air filters?

Not sure. Ive never had movement inside my car while locked. Probably depends on the security setting. 🤷‍♂️

Idling senario aside, the oil temps you saw are normal.

Another Air Design spoiler.

Idling gets the temps warmer not cooler. You need airflow. 👍🏻

I got you.

Ok, but those air inlet temps are what I see this time of year in Phoenix. It couldn't have been a "cool morning". Lol And why are you letting it idle that long?

Based on your air inlet temp, that is perfectly normal. Drive and enjoy. 👍🏻

100% No ASS for the win!

Please tell me you don't leave it like that.