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Old Mar 22, 2010 | 04:13 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

Originally Posted by KillTheStreet
You're not using tap water are you (I'm sure your not)? Calcium deposits will wreck your radiator. RO or distilled would be the key. Anyone planning on running plain water needs to be careful of the corrosive qualities it will have on the aluminium core and change it frequently.

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this was the EXACT point I was making when I suggested running CLR through the rad...... on your
Old Mar 22, 2010 | 09:09 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

engine ice works if you read the directions and use it right.i use it in all my bikes.my lot bike is an 06 636 and the temp run between 8-12degrees cooler than it used to useing it.
Old Jun 6, 2010 | 09:39 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

Originally Posted by dgibson636
my 05 runs hott all the time and so does my buddies who has had it since 05 when it came out he said his has been doing it since he got it
stop lying, you're talking about josh which was MY BIKE in 2005. he owned it for like 4 months and it never ran hot so you have no idea what you're talking about.
Old Jun 6, 2010 | 10:27 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

mine has the same problem. i tried ice and fucked up my fill so psycho jim helped me out and told me i had gel clogging my rad. and i did a super thorough flush and had no problems since. i actually just went and rode today and ran around 170-180 while moving and in the lot and city ran like 214 tops since the fan comes on about 210.

if you're up to 230-240+ you def have a problem. i believe then shutdown somewhere around 250 and 240 is dangerously close to that. id try every trick these guys say to get that lower.

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Re: 636 running hot

Originally Posted by dkracr387
mine has the same problem. i tried ice and fucked up my fill so psycho jim helped me out and told me i had gel clogging my rad. and i did a super thorough flush and had no problems since. i actually just went and rode today and ran around 170-180 while moving and in the lot and city ran like 214 tops since the fan comes on about 210.

if you're up to 230-240+ you def have a problem. i believe then shutdown somewhere around 250 and 240 is dangerously close to that. id try every trick these guys say to get that lower.

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there's no "shutdown"....warped heads causing a headgasket failure is the only way it shuts down when it's too hot.
Old Jun 6, 2010 | 10:35 PM
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oh fair enough. haha yeah warped heads is kinda like a permanent shutdown haha. some kid with a cbr1k (not to be confused with a cbr1000) told me his bike shut down at like 253 or something that he had a light that would come on and shut his bike off.

whatever the case....230 is questionable....240 is just crazy.
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Re: 636 running hot

Originally Posted by dkracr387
oh fair enough. haha yeah warped heads is kinda like a permanent shutdown haha. some kid with a cbr1k (not to be confused with a cbr1000) told me his bike shut down at like 253 or something that he had a light that would come on and shut his bike off.

whatever the case....230 is questionable....240 is just crazy.
the great majority of sportbike riders are full of **** and make stuff up.

they can't put a switch like that in a bike because it's a liability. If you were racing around a track and temps were too high and the bike shut off the rear tire would instantly lock and you would go down.

if you overheat the engine and blow a head gasket hte engine will still run, although not well. If you had an accident because of it then it's your fault for blowing it up and not the manufacturer for putting a switch that shuts the bike off.
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Re: 636 running hot

i have an 03 w/ a ndc radiator cage and a 08 r1 fan and stock fan wired on w/ ignition, never saw it get over 210 rideing hard! usually runs around 185-190.... its awsome! (except when my second fan came unplugged once, then it went right up to 230 quick!
Old Jun 9, 2010 | 09:24 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

Originally Posted by Jdub1000rr
Im sorry shoulda explained it better...if the bike sitting there just running it will heat up to like240 or if im riding its around 197-200 as soon as i stop it goes right up to 230 240 it even got hot enough that it just said hi

if the temp is getting up that high and you've got plenty of coolant and the fan comes on, then its most likely your thermostat....check it out homie...
Old Jun 11, 2010 | 08:28 AM
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Re: 636 running hot

I'M haveing the same problem with my 03 636
Old Jun 11, 2010 | 11:39 AM
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Re: 636 running hot

put a second fan on it and call it a day!!!
Old Jun 12, 2010 | 12:16 AM
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Re: 636 running hot

gotta figure whats wrong with the one thats on it now
Old Jun 12, 2010 | 12:57 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

call ryan at rk armor. i talked to him yesterday and he knows his stuff. 35$ for a bracket, find a fan, its a deal. stock fans are ****, that's the problem hahaha
Old Jun 12, 2010 | 04:54 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

what about running a toggel switch?
Old Jun 12, 2010 | 05:36 PM
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Re: 636 running hot

you can use a toggle i did on my last bike but id go into work with it running and forget about it and come back a few hours later and have a dead battery. wire it to igintion power and as soon as you take your key out your fan is off. that way you have no draw, no forgetting about your toggle switch..... its less thinking that way. but to each their own.
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Re: 636 running hot

did u cheac your oil ? if u smell antifreez ur head gasket could b getin bad
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Re: 636 running hot

how would i wire the fan to the key?
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run a wire from your fuse box... one that comes on w/ your key.(be sure you put it on the side of the fuse that is not the supply side or your fan circuit will not be protected by the fuse) then unplug the sending unit from the radiator, use a test light and test the two wires. one will have power all the time, the other doesnt, hook the wire you ran from the fuse box to the wire on the radiator sw. that doesnt have power....wha-la you turn your key on and magicaly your fan comes on w/ your key
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Re: 636 running hot

im a lil confused lol
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Re: 636 running hot

Originally Posted by beardo
run a wire from your fuse box... one that comes on w/ your key.(be sure you put it on the side of the fuse that is not the supply side or your fan circuit will not be protected by the fuse) then unplug the sending unit from the radiator, use a test light and test the two wires. one will have power all the time, the other doesnt, hook the wire you ran from the fuse box to the wire on the radiator sw. that doesnt have power....wha-la you turn your key on and magicaly your fan comes on w/ your key
ya...do it the hard way like everything else....lol

Originally Posted by jdarling28
im a lil confused lol
i dont blame you....lol



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