Bike overheating.. Im lost please help i will donate!!
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01-16-2012, 08:18 AM
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i will check in the morning its too late to start the bike.. i believe the radiator is getting hot at a average pace... i will look for the wire tommorow but again i never disconnected that wire so it should be there where exactly do i look for it??? what does it look like???
Its off the back of the fan, just a standard black wire...
#82
01-16-2012, 01:43 PM
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1_SiCk_G, quick question. Did you by some chance take any pictures of doing the plug change from the top? You were asking a lot of people for pictures and I was just curious if you yourself took any pictures of the job/jobs you are doing and could share with US so we know what it looks like. Also if it is in-fact easier, I would like to know how to do it.
A big reason this site is the way it is, is because of people helping eachother out. Take some, give some... you know I mean? I may not be the best at giving back information or "how-to's" and "tech talk" but I at least try in some way.(does being a smarta$$ count??)
A big reason this site is the way it is, is because of people helping eachother out. Take some, give some... you know I mean? I may not be the best at giving back information or "how-to's" and "tech talk" but I at least try in some way.(does being a smarta$$ count??)
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01-16-2012, 03:04 PM
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1_SiCk_G, quick question. Did you by some chance take any pictures of doing the plug change from the top? You were asking a lot of people for pictures and I was just curious if you yourself took any pictures of the job/jobs you are doing and could share with US so we know what it looks like. Also if it is in-fact easier, I would like to know how to do it.
A big reason this site is the way it is, is because of people helping eachother out. Take some, give some... you know I mean? I may not be the best at giving back information or "how-to's" and "tech talk" but I at least try in some way.(does being a smarta$$ count??)
A big reason this site is the way it is, is because of people helping eachother out. Take some, give some... you know I mean? I may not be the best at giving back information or "how-to's" and "tech talk" but I at least try in some way.(does being a smarta$$ count??)
I have to agree 100%. its always good to share with others, some folks are working on the exact same task but maybe not posting about it just lurking..
#84
01-17-2012, 04:27 PM
as much as i hate to say it! i did take pictures!!!! but my iphone froze and i had to restore it but i locked it up... id be more than happy to explain how i did it it was easier than changing the coolant !!
if anyone needs steps PM me !!!
all u have to do is tie a rope to hold up the gas tank move the air box out of the way and the coils are right there.... the radiator is 5 times harder and longer to do then through the top....
if anyone needs steps PM me !!!
all u have to do is tie a rope to hold up the gas tank move the air box out of the way and the coils are right there.... the radiator is 5 times harder and longer to do then through the top....
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01-17-2012, 04:28 PM
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#87
01-17-2012, 08:27 PM
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Nooooooo wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!
What a coincidence... 
Anyways..... to help you out, I have enabled a 
SEARCH under IMAGES and came up with some results..2010 XSB photos :: mod month 2 FEB 2010 picture by 99schdgt - Photobucket
This is from a SPORTBIKE MAGAZINE(SuperStreetBike to be exact), they did a walk through on how to install an aftermarket switch to allow you to turn your fan on whenever you want...
... look at PICTURE NUMBER 6... has a finger pointing at what the last 3 pages are talking about...ALSO, is an eBay auction that has the fan switch and possibly more info.
HONDA 98 99 00 01 CBR 929 RR XSB FAN CONTROL | eBay
Send 74demon some money and post up some of the pictures of all of the work you have done so in case this happens to me or my site-mates, we have something to go off of... please....
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01-18-2012, 06:57 AM
i will check in the morning its too late to start the bike.. i believe the radiator is getting hot at a average pace... i will look for the wire tommorow but again i never disconnected that wire so it should be there where exactly do i look for it??? what does it look like???