Engine Heat, its burnin up my knees!
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RE: Engine Heat, its burnin up my knees!
i have another problem about heating. The engine works well, but the heat indicator shows always the max temp.
The went works well and the engine is not that hot at all, but as i turn on the ignitation, the heat indicator shows the max value.
Should i be worried?
i have cbr1000F'90
The went works well and the engine is not that hot at all, but as i turn on the ignitation, the heat indicator shows the max value.
Should i be worried?
i have cbr1000F'90
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RE: Engine Heat, its burnin up my knees!
ORIGINAL: kaska
i have another problem about heating. The engine works well, but the heat indicator shows always the max temp.
The went works well and the engine is not that hot at all, but as i turn on the ignitation, the heat indicator shows the max value.
Should i be worried?
i have cbr1000F'90
i have another problem about heating. The engine works well, but the heat indicator shows always the max temp.
The went works well and the engine is not that hot at all, but as i turn on the ignitation, the heat indicator shows the max value.
Should i be worried?
i have cbr1000F'90
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RE: Engine Heat, its burnin up my knees!
ORIGINAL: DRam
On the '91 models there are rubber flaps that kind of seal the openings. I've never had trouble with heat from mine from front, side or tank. There is a rubber piece that makes a seal between the head and upper frame under the tank. If that is gone perhapsyou could get hot air flowing from your radiator over the engine and under the seat. Don't know if that piece of rubber is included on the '87 models or not.
On the '91 models there are rubber flaps that kind of seal the openings. I've never had trouble with heat from mine from front, side or tank. There is a rubber piece that makes a seal between the head and upper frame under the tank. If that is gone perhapsyou could get hot air flowing from your radiator over the engine and under the seat. Don't know if that piece of rubber is included on the '87 models or not.
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