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cmy12rgo


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posted February 19, 2005 10:07 PM        
Manual Fan Switch

Hey guys and gals,dont mean to sound repatative but i wanna run a switch 4 my fan on the 12...i remember swft saying that he used the emergency flasher switch.Is there any way that either swft or any1 else on this board could show me a wiring diagram 4 this???? i got some free time on my hands due to surgery so i might as well do something with it....thanks

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posted February 20, 2005 07:19 AM        
Hmm...Gimme a bit. I'll make a drawing for ya. But yep, used the emergency flasher switch. The way the fan thermistor switch works is that it's normally open, and only closes when the bike hits the temp to turn the fan on. By wiring the emergency flasher switch (which is also normally open) into both sides of the fan thermistor switch, you have two paths for the electricity.

In normal operation, the fan only turns on when the bike gets hot and the thermistor switch closes. In 'override' operation, the fan is turned on when you press the flasher button and close the circuit with it.

What's nice is that the wiring coming down from the left handlebar is is very close to the wiring coming up from the motor, so it's pretty easy to locate those wires and do the splicing yourself. Of course, you won't have emergency flashers anymore, because you've cut the wires and spliced them into the fan circuit.

If you need more info, or want some help with the wire colors, let me know.
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beansbaxter


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posted February 20, 2005 09:56 AM        
Any real good reason to have the emergency flashers?
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cmy12rgo


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posted February 20, 2005 06:48 PM        
Hey swft,thanks ill appreciate anything that you can give me pertaining to this....ill give ya my email

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tuusinii


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posted February 20, 2005 10:47 PM        
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Any real good reason to have the emergency flashers?


Could come up with cuople reasons, but the European models even don't have emergency blinkers...

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zx12richard


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posted February 21, 2005 10:02 PM        
Shit I just hide a switch I can reach under the plastic, right next to my activation switchs for 1st and 2nd stage NOS...
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posted February 22, 2005 03:40 PM        
So it's right beside the 'warp' and 'ludicous' speed switches?
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posted February 22, 2005 03:57 PM        
________
| Rad Fan |------Black/Yellow-----| -----------------
| Switch |------Green/White-|--- | ----------------
|_______| | |
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________ | |
|Emerg |------Green---\cut\-- |
|Flsh Sw |------Orange-----\cut\--
|_______|------Green/Yellow-----\cut\
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zx12richard


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posted February 24, 2005 10:58 AM        
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So it's right beside the 'warp' and 'ludicous' speed switches?


Actually its beside the normal lunch or big lunch switches....


Depending on whether I ate the buffet or not...

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posted February 24, 2005 12:39 PM        
2002 an up do not need fan switch so i have heard..

True?
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yzfone


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posted February 25, 2005 10:25 PM        
Does anyone know of a simple timer you could use to turn the fan off if you are using a manual switch?
Like a dummy I left mine on in the lanes and then a car oiled down the track and by the time it was cleared my battery was dead.

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zx12richard


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posted February 27, 2005 01:45 PM        
Add a redlight thats only on when fans are on..... That should be simple effective and cheap...
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posted February 28, 2005 10:50 AM        
Or yah, you could find a 12v timer at R/S. Should be easy to do inline. Good idea!
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posted February 28, 2005 02:36 PM        
quote:
2002 an up do not need fan switch so i have heard..

True?



true or not dammit?...
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morrisjl2


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posted March 03, 2005 04:57 PM        
quote:
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2002 an up do not need fan switch so i have heard..

True?



true or not dammit?...

Don't know but I would think so. I have an 01 and I felt it needed one since it gets pretty hot in Bama and from what I have read the water is over 200 when the fan comes on. I don't think that is the best for my 12 and it is not good on my black leathers in traffic.

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posted March 04, 2005 08:15 AM        
One thing to remember that the bikes run 195 degrees normal cooling temp when in stock trim. That's the thermostat setting. I think that the higher temp is to help keep the motor hotter, hence leaner, hence better emissions. Just a guess...
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