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Posted for "colyncase on earthlink" <colyncase@earthlink.net>:

  Walter,
     how does low oil temp cause high MP?
     I can imagine it slowing down the turbo and causing more back pressure
  but
  I don't see how it could increase MP.   I would think it would decrease MP.
  
  regards,
  
  Colyn
  

>I like 100dF as a MINIMUM, but much prefer a higher value.  I am turbocharged 
>and if the oil temp is that low, the MP goes a lot higher as I apply takeoff 
>power.  That's a turbo issue, not an engine issue.  100dF is probably quite 
>adequate for the engine.
>
> Walter