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itlnF4I 06-06-2011 10:44 AM

coolant temp issue
 
a week ago i swapped my transmission gears, temp gauge worked perfectly before i took the motor out, now everythings good, bike works fine except for the temp gauge now, itll jump like 2-10° up or down from the number its showing, ex: showing 158° it would jump to 167° then back down to 160° then back to 168° and so on. im assuming its always actually at the highest temp it jumps to, just wondering if anyone else has had this problem

jeffjones 06-06-2011 10:53 AM

Does it happen when you go from riding to stopping or just sitting there?

itlnF4I 06-06-2011 01:25 PM

all the time. standing still and riding

yunebug 06-06-2011 04:20 PM

Could be a misconnection at the sensor. Quick shorts and unreliable signals could be going to the ECM and displaying different numbers. I doubt it's the actual coolant that's fluctuating this wildly.

You can find out to see if the fan kicks on and off at the 200~ degrees area as the temp fluctuates I suppose. Go for a ride, come back and let it climb. If the fan kicks on and off as randomly as the temp is being displayed, you have your culprit.

yunebug 06-06-2011 04:25 PM

Could be a misconnection at the sensor. Quick shorts and unreliable signals could be going to the ECM and displaying different numbers. I doubt it's the actual coolant that's fluctuating this wildly.

You can find out to see if the fan kicks on and off at the 200~ degrees area as the temp fluctuates I suppose. Go for a ride, come back and let it climb. If the fan kicks on and off as randomly as the temp is being displayed, you have your culprit.

itlnF4I 06-07-2011 10:21 AM

fan is hard wired with a fuse to a switch, and i doubt the sensor is fluctuating like that too. im pretty sure i just remembered the sensor connection was greasy when i put it back on in a hurry. lol

yunebug 06-07-2011 07:19 PM

Oh haha once you clean out the grease, I'd imagine things will return to normal. :0)

Problem solved!


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