ventilator and temperature
03-07-2007, 05:43 PM
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ventilator and temperature
On my 600rr ventilator (cooling fan)turn on after 15minutes of riding on parkin lot, is it normaly 
Than working for minute or two and shut down
Johnnie Doo got two killers(radiators) , what do you think about that
Than working for minute or two and shut down
Johnnie Doo got two killers(radiators) , what do you think about that
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03-07-2007, 09:17 PM
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Re: ventilator and temperature
dont bother mounting 2, just hard wire yours so its permintally on... as well as it keeping your bike cooler becuase its always running. also, if there is ever a problem with it (like a blown fuse) you will know imidiatlly know that your fan isnt working
03-09-2007, 10:11 AM
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Re: ventilator and temperature
Does ECT sensor shut down and turn on ventilator
I think I should put switch by ETC sensor and than I could turn it on when I want to ride parking lot, and when I riding streets ETC sensor will turn it on by self
what do you think about this
I think I should put switch by ETC sensor and than I could turn it on when I want to ride parking lot, and when I riding streets ETC sensor will turn it on by self
what do you think about this
03-09-2007, 10:36 AM
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Re: ventilator and temperature
JUST HARD WIRE IT! YOU WILL FORGET TO TURN IT ON, TRUST ME
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03-09-2007, 02:24 PM
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Re: ventilator and temperature
Hook it up to a switch, AND leave the stock wires intact..
That way you can turn off teh fan when you don't need it and its just draining your battery, and turn it on when needed. But it still still come on if you forget
On my f4i if I remember right, theres 2 wires that go to the fan. The positive wire is always hot, and the negative wire is the switched wire... So just run a wire off the frame to a switch, then into the negative fan wire. Good to go :YEAH
That way you can turn off teh fan when you don't need it and its just draining your battery, and turn it on when needed. But it still still come on if you forget
On my f4i if I remember right, theres 2 wires that go to the fan. The positive wire is always hot, and the negative wire is the switched wire... So just run a wire off the frame to a switch, then into the negative fan wire. Good to go :YEAH
03-10-2007, 04:17 AM
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Re: ventilator and temperature
Hook it up to a switch, AND leave the stock wires intact..
That way you can turn off teh fan when you don't need it and its just draining your battery, and turn it on when needed. But it still still come on if you forget
On my f4i if I remember right, theres 2 wires that go to the fan. The positive wire is always hot, and the negative wire is the switched wire... So just run a wire off the frame to a switch, then into the negative fan wire. Good to go :YEAH
That way you can turn off teh fan when you don't need it and its just draining your battery, and turn it on when needed. But it still still come on if you forget
On my f4i if I remember right, theres 2 wires that go to the fan. The positive wire is always hot, and the negative wire is the switched wire... So just run a wire off the frame to a switch, then into the negative fan wire. Good to go :YEAH
i think this is the best way 
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