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03 GSXR fan issues
Ok let me start off my saying I don't know anything about wrenching on my own bike. I know I should and I'm ashamed at my lack of knowledge but it is what it is. Ok on to my problem. I have recently come to the conclusion that my fan isn't working on my bike. I have seen my temp climb to 225 with no sign of the fan coming on. After talking to a few people I have realized that 200+ is to hot for my fan to not be on. Ive also been told that if it was coming on I would hear it. I can hear my buddies come on from 10 feet away with my lid on so I know it should be audible. So if Im correct and its not working what should I be looking for? Ive checked the fuse and its ok. So if its not the fuse is there any common issues I should be checking for? I haven't had her out much this year so she hasn't gotten very hot yet. Im gonna see if I can get the temp up tomarow and start investigating but i don't know where to start looking. It hasn't been a problem really because I rarely ride in traffic and while shes getting good air flow she runs plenty cool but I would still like to get her fixed. Like I said I don't really know my way around my bike but I do have a general knowledge of engines so Im not a complete idiot. (well my wife might disagree with that statement)
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check your thermostat. Its screwed into the radiator.
My 03's fan comes on at 225. |
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With the engine hot, the fan can come on any time. I always unplug mine when I work on my CBR. Maybe someone unplugged it and forgot to put it back. Or it could be corrosion. Pull off and put back on the wires leading from the fan to the temp sensor.
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My 06 Gix had it's fan coming on at like 220 or something like that and then it shut off when the temp reached 212.
To be sure you could just put around a parking lot or let it idle for a while after you have already warmed it up. If it gets too far past 225 without the fan shut her down and start checking stuff. |
well with work and the weather around here it took awhile but I finally got the bike out for a good ride. it was 101 here today with a heat index of like 115 so the bike warmed up pretty quick, the good news is the fan does work and comes on at 226!
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Just for future ref. you can bypass the switch by grounding the wire on most bikes. This works for checking the fan and or installing a switch.
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