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Old 09-04-2007, 05:04 PM
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636 overheat issues
Spit it out, whats the solution besides getting a honda? haha
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Re: 636 overheat issues
i think alot of ppl hardwire their fan and leave it on all the time while in the lot, which prob helps cuz i know mine doesnt even kick on till like 220 or some ****. theres ways to add another fan as well. i havent done either, i just ride lots at night or on cooler days haha.
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engine ice maybe?? Keeps my R1 cool
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Old 09-04-2007, 05:14 PM
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Here in vegas its never cold, night time its 115. My bike can run for around 15 minutes before the bitch pisses, apex's bike lasts for about 4 minutes. haha
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Re: 636 overheat issues
Engine Ice sucks.

I hard wired my fan to a switch, and put straight water and water wetter in mine. The hottest it ever gets is around 200
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Old 09-04-2007, 05:39 PM
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Re: 636 overheat issues
Yeah man hardwire the fan, I feel ya on the heat.. I think it depends on how you ride though too. if you're full bore all the time like Apex is yeah it's gonna happen I think. I haven't really had any overheating issues with mine.
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Re: 636 overheat issues
I think he already hard wired it...

I upgraded to an 2006 radiator (I have an 03/04 636) and ran anti-freeze/water and really I don't have any problems unless I do a really long burn out session or leave the fan off.
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Old 09-04-2007, 05:43 PM
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Re: 636 overheat issues
yeah ima get on that fan switch for sure. If it works in Arizona it must work here! hahah

Dont think he has it on a switch but i may be wrong, half the time his radiator is falling of so... lol
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sry but get a honda.... lol
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and safety wire another fan on the other side of the rad. duc 999 ones are small and pull lots of air... 2 fans = no overheating
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Cough get out of the lot and try 2nd gear cough and if that fails which im sure it will, come to Canada and enjoy a hearty meal.
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o yea, I forgot that I swapped in an 05 radiator too.
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I had to hard wire the fan, run engine ice and replace my thermostat. It still overheats
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Re: 636 overheat issues
Originally Posted by FiSh
Here in vegas its never cold, night time its 115. My bike can run for around 15 minutes before the bitch pisses, apex's bike lasts for about 4 minutes. haha
I was just up there and had no problem with my 636. Fish, just ride it around and stop doing circles for an hour.
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Old 09-04-2007, 06:29 PM
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Re: 636 overheat issues
im on an 03 636...hard wire the fan helps, i havent had it over heat yet...but then again when im payin attention to the temp ill let her sit with the fan on if it gets to 230.
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mine was pissing yesterday. every time i did a weelie in first gear or let it idle it was leakin....and it wasn't hot out
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Re: 636 overheat issues
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