[Cannondale900]

Originally Posted by schembree

I'm in 30f right now, and my oil temp isn't even registering after driving around for 30 minutes.

That doesn't seem right at all - maybe the temp sender is faulty? Have you discussed with the dealer?

[Conissah]

Originally Posted by schembree

I'm in 30f right now, and my oil temp isn't even registering after driving around for 30 minutes.

I drove to work this morning in 28 degree weather. I let the car warm up for 5-6 minutes before she moved. Had a quick 2 mile drive over to the interstate, and after sitting at 2500-3000 rpm for a couple of minutes on the interstate, the gauge starting creeping past 160. If yours isn't registering, I would try and go on a longer drive and leave it in comfort mode. If still nothing, could be a bad sensor like someone else mentioned.

[schembree]

Originally Posted by Cannondale900

That doesn't seem right at all - maybe the temp sender is faulty? Have you discussed with the dealer?

So today the gauge seems to be registering normally. I haven't had the car that long, and TBH, the oil temp is not something I pay attention to that often. We had a cold snap, and it's the first time the car has been driven in freezing temps, so I thought I would check it. I'll have to watch it and hope the sensor isn't faulty.

[StackedM2C]

cannot believe no temp gauge on cluster . . .