929 runs real hot.

[decepticon13]

like 250 when im stunting. what could it be? fan works.

[120clown]

like 250 when im stunting. what could it be? fan works.


i told you playah

HOT DAYS = HOT BIKES


when your not goin fast no air is going threw your radiator. run the good radiator fluid, and hardwire your fan so you can turn it on when you want.

[dHERZ]

must be real fuckin hot out to be runnin that hot? where do you live

[pavementeater]

I find a lot of 929's run hot like that. Def. what shawn said. Rock the fan on a switch and whenever you're riding, just keep it on.

~J

[weirdsteve]

yeah this is just something you're gonna have to deal with. my 929s runnin at around 237 on a warm day. theres nothin to do

[CrTcHRkTRcR]

it's the best when it starts to overheat JUST from riding, not even in a lot, and dumps coolant on the rear tire, makes for fun times.. hardwire the fan as said above

[kory folk]

same thing on my 929 i did hardwire the fan and on a 100 degree day i was runnin about 227 stuntin

[ROWDY]

:banghead: u ride a 929 playa... get used to it!

[decepticon13]

well guess ill just hard wire my shit. what wires do i cut and link together. i just want to keep it on all the time, instead of running a switch.


would a second fan help out? on the other side of the radiator?

[kory folk]

a second fan would help out too but i have never needed one i am going to work on my bike here in a lil bit i will give you a call and tell you what wires i used

[R1Alvin]

A second fan will mos def work! You can find tons of different fans at bike yards--Last week I fitted an f4i fan on the other side of my radiator on my 929--zip ties work perfect to hold it in--i also wired it with my regular 929 fan so they both come on together when i hit the switch.

-Alvin

[R1Alvin]

real simple--the 2 wires coming out of the fan motor....

[Niner]

well guess ill just hard wire my shit. what wires do i cut and link together. i just want to keep it on all the time, instead of running a switch.


would a second fan help out? on the other side of the radiator?
The temperature switch on Hondas ground out the wire hooked up to them when they get to a high enough temperature. So tap into the wire between the fan and the switch, run it to one side of a switch, and ground the other. When the switch is closed (on) the fan will run constantly. When the switch is open (off) the system will work like stock.