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Old November 22nd, 2021, 07:13 AM   #15
Triple Jim
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Originally Posted by Leonardo Lupo View Post
For example when the engine is off and I need to cool it down. It will be over 110 Fahrenheit. Another example would be if the switch breaks.
When the engine is off, running the fan won't do much, since the engine's water pump is not running.

If the fan thermostat fails it just means you can't run the engine with the bike not moving, or moving very slowly, until you replace the switch. If that does happen and you really need to ride very slowly, as in heavy traffic, you can just take any scrap of wire and short the thermostat contacts together. The thermostats don't fail very often though. Mine have never given me any trouble on any motorcycle.
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