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Hi Yvon,

There is a thermostat in the Mazda oil cooler, it is called an oil
cooler bypass valve and it opens at 149 deg. F or 65 C. I checked mine
in hot water and it works fine.

Rino C-FZNW
Rotary Glass Goose