Help, my new F4 is overheating!
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Help, my new F4 is overheating!
So in the last 2 weeks I got a 2000 f4, this is my first bi.ke so I am not too good at diagn.osing pro.blems. Any.way, the bike seems to be running quite hot. On highway ty.pe speeds it seems pre.tty good at around half.way on the temp gau.ge. In city tr.affic the last few days it has been at alm.ost the red line on the temp gau.ge. Today when I was driving it it hit the red, started drip.ping co.olant in traffic, and wh.en I pull.ed over at my bud.dies it started hemo.raging coo.lant out the bottom and the bike started steam.ing (per.haps because of the cool.ant on the engine/ exhaust?) I did top up the cool.ant but the bike was ag.ain run.ning qui.te hot on the way ho.me.
I gue.ss my ques.tion is wh.ere should the bike temp be for regular stop and go ty.pe city driving, and of course, whats wrong with my bike and how do I fix it? Thanks!
I gue.ss my ques.tion is wh.ere should the bike temp be for regular stop and go ty.pe city driving, and of course, whats wrong with my bike and how do I fix it? Thanks!
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RE: Help, my new F4 is overheating!
Simular problem today, I tested the bike in rush hour traffic again (almost 30 degrees C outside). My coolant was topped up and it redlined on the temp gauge and started spilling again. Does anyone know how I can fix this? Or are these bikes just not designed to sit in traffic?
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RE: Help, my new F4 is overheating!
I can hear the fan coming on; it goes on anytime the heat goes over half way up the gauge usually. Is there anything else that could be a problem? Lik.e lonewo.lfcdr said, I would expect the bike to get hot in traffic but not enough to redline and lose coolant.
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