From page E-17 of my Mazda RX-7 Workshop Manual:

INSPECTION
Water Thermosensor
1.Place the switch and a thermometer in water.
2. Heat the water gradually and check resistance of the switch.

.....Coolant...........................Resistance
101°C (214°F)................0.5 ohm max.
108°C (236°F)................ 1 Mohm min.

3. If not as specified, replace the water thermosensor.

 

Did I miss something?

 

what???

 

i dont see anything about drinking water?

 

ok, ive read that thing over several times and I still can't figure it out.

 

I think he means is it OK for youre FD to drink the water becuase the numbers relating to the workshop manual are a little strange and were done using Japanese water therefore "is it OK to drink thier water"?

I think

 

Stop, stop, stop... doesn't anyone know the boiling temperature of water? spekdah, you got it, congrats!

 

some oil is usually the easiest.

 

The factory service manual was written deep in the catacombs of Mazda Japan far beneath the earth's crust. The air pressure is much higher down there and therefore water boils at a higher temperature. Japan has many such deep underground lairs due to the overcrowding of the surface.

 

yea they did they did the testing in mothra's lair

 

 

deep undergound lair....hahaha! taking about the subway stations in Tokyo? lol

 

no just the awsome underground bases full of awsome robots, who write these manuals...

pure awsome.....