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coolant temp. sensor.
Written by nanwillow on 6/29/2010 at 03:16 pm

Hi, I solved my overheating problems by running a switched wire from the
thermostat sensor to ground. If the fan is not taking care of the problem, I
can override it and leave the fan on until the temperature is sufficently down.
My bike was stored by the previous owner for years in a hot dusty barn. This
dried out the rubber seals in the cooling system. As I have put on more and
more miles, the cooling system is now working normally and I rarely need the
switch.
Nancy, '94PC

--- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, "Dan G" <dndgentili@...> wrote:
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> Check the ground from the switch to the frame.
> Just saw a member with the same prob. Maryland Ron came up with the fix.
> Love this group,
> VA Dan
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> --- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, "mikejr02301" <mikejr02301@> wrote:
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> > dear Group,
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> > My pc is overheating in traffic,because the fan isn't coming on. I
replaced the switch in the radiator and still nothing. When I ground the switch
wire to the frame the fan comes on. Any ideas.
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> > thanks, Mike R.
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