Seeing the viscosity of oil is measured at 100C , I would think that 95 is quite cool and you could get to 130C with a good synthetic with no problems.
IMHO a bit of unnecessary over engineering, and I don't think a facet pump would last long pumping 100C oil. Hell they didn't like petrol much.
Regards Philip A
from Bob is the Oil Guy
a) components should not be operated at consistent temperatures above 250F
b) Intermittent operations to 300F do not harm the components or oils (synthetics)
c) Oils with a sulphur/phosphorus additive package activate rapidly above 230F.
d) A poor additive package in a synthetic lubricant may not be as good as a good (thermally stable) additive package in a mineral oil
Maximum temperature for gear oil - Bob Is The Oil Guy
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