Running smoother and warming up faster are likely in your head, although depending on the viscosity it may happen.
On my 86 (2nd Gen) I was having my gauge read at near 0 and all I had to do was clean it. The clip had gotten a bunch of grime and such in there. I'm not sure the setup of the 1st Gen, but it's probably something good to check.
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