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There is no need to run all the oil through the cooler. Make sure you have an oil path that goes directly to the filter. If you have a thermostatic
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There is no need to run all the oil through the cooler. Make sure you have an oil path that goes directly to the filter. If you have a thermostatic sandwich plate it will already have a direct path that you can open up more. If you have a nonthermostatic sandwich plate then you just need to drill a hole it it to allow some oil to go directly to the filter.
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