Radiator Fan Blowing Fuse
Hi all,
So i currently have to ride around with rad fan unplugged because plugging it in blows my 20a fuse. Literally just setting the kill switch to on and turning the key blows the fuse. Is the fan messed up or do you think theres a short somewhere. The fuse does not blow when i leave it unplugged. All ideas welcome!
thank you!
So i currently have to ride around with rad fan unplugged because plugging it in blows my 20a fuse. Literally just setting the kill switch to on and turning the key blows the fuse. Is the fan messed up or do you think theres a short somewhere. The fuse does not blow when i leave it unplugged. All ideas welcome!
thank you!
Hi all,
So i currently have to ride around with rad fan unplugged because plugging it in blows my 20a fuse. Literally just setting the kill switch to on and turning the key blows the fuse. Is the fan messed up or do you think theres a short somewhere. The fuse does not blow when i leave it unplugged. All ideas welcome!
thank you!
So i currently have to ride around with rad fan unplugged because plugging it in blows my 20a fuse. Literally just setting the kill switch to on and turning the key blows the fuse. Is the fan messed up or do you think theres a short somewhere. The fuse does not blow when i leave it unplugged. All ideas welcome!
thank you!
BTW, according to the wiring diagram, fuse E for the fan should be 10A.
Certainly sounds like a short. Blue/Black to Green should be at least 2 ohms, if less, disconnect the fan switch from the frame and retest - it should now be open circuit, if so then suspect the motor, if not then you have a short, probably in the Blue/Black.
BTW, according to the wiring diagram, fuse E for the fan should be 10A.
BTW, according to the wiring diagram, fuse E for the fan should be 10A.
Last edited by a.y04; Apr 16, 2025 at 07:46 PM.
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