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Bennett Carey Posted on May 17, 2014
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When does cooling fan come on?

I noticed yesterday, (warm day), that the cooling fan was not working. Is it on thermostat? does it come on automatically? Thanks

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When it reaches a certain temperature ,the ground switch in the radiator closes and applies ground to the fan in order for it to come on. Most bikes have two temp sensors. One in the head for your temp gauge,and another in the radiator that turns on the fan. Easiest way to check if the switch is bad,is to unplug the connector,and apply ground to the lead that runs to the fan. If it comes on,get a radiator temp sensor. If not,most likely the fan itself is no good.

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Hello, Yes the fan is on a thermostat.

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