gardian1701
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Hi,
Just thought i'd share my discovery. After trawling the .Org to try and determine why my 03 busa was overheating I have come to the conclusion that the reason my bike was overheating was simply down to the fan operation.
I find that, in stop and go traffic the fan simply does not run for long enough to keep the temperature down. It will come on as it should but switch off again before the needle dropped to where it was exactly before the fan activated. It was like a 'one step.forwards, 2 steps back' syndrome. I only realy discovered this when i did the manual fan switch mod and the IAT (intake air temp sensor) mod together. When in heavy traffic i simply wait for the fan as normal and flip the switch if I know i'll be there for a while and filtering is too dangerous at that time. I idled the bike for half an hour today with the fan switched on and the temp needle never went above half way! Sorted.
I may do the second fan mod and would never need to remember to use the switch, but for now its sorted! Dont be scared, go ahead and try it!
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Just thought i'd share my discovery. After trawling the .Org to try and determine why my 03 busa was overheating I have come to the conclusion that the reason my bike was overheating was simply down to the fan operation.
I find that, in stop and go traffic the fan simply does not run for long enough to keep the temperature down. It will come on as it should but switch off again before the needle dropped to where it was exactly before the fan activated. It was like a 'one step.forwards, 2 steps back' syndrome. I only realy discovered this when i did the manual fan switch mod and the IAT (intake air temp sensor) mod together. When in heavy traffic i simply wait for the fan as normal and flip the switch if I know i'll be there for a while and filtering is too dangerous at that time. I idled the bike for half an hour today with the fan switched on and the temp needle never went above half way! Sorted.
I may do the second fan mod and would never need to remember to use the switch, but for now its sorted! Dont be scared, go ahead and try it!
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