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Paul Harvey Posted on Feb 18, 2011

Hi the fan on my 02 fazer 1000 keeps on coming on when starting the bike even when the engine is cold. restart and it does not come on right away. it seems intermitent. Paul

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Effe sensor na meten als die goed is kijk dan naar je relay

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