2003 Suzuki VS 800 Intruder "temperature sensor cooling fans" Questions

temperature ,the ground switch in the radiator closes and applies ground to the fan in order for it to come on. Most bikes have two temp sensors. One in the head for your temp gauge,and another in the

...temperature sensor that feeds signals to the ECM. Ideas to consider: verify integrity of connections of coolant temperature sensor (purple/black & purple/green wires) to the ECM; check, clean or ...

temperature sensor by shorting across the wires. If the fan doesn't come on then I would suggest the problem is the sensor. If the fan does come on then maybe the sensor is the wrong one. possible bad

...of coolant, but still continues to get hot, fan is not kicking in This can be caused by a bad coolant temperature sensor, the cooling fan relay could be blown, or maybe your cooling fans are

...is the cooling fan switch. These can be tested with an multimeter. The temperature sensor should give a reading in the 100 to 300 ohm range at room temperature. The switch should have no

...connected to the radiator cooling fan as 215 F is about the temperature that this will start so as to cool the engine.So it may possibly be the fan motor or the sensor switch. Good Luck

...temperature so at least that shows that part is working. The cooling fan should cut in before it gets that high so I would check that all is working there. Maybe by-pass the temp sensor to have the ...

...level.If improper maintain proper level. 2) check all hoses for leakage. 3) check for temperature sensor and thermostat. 4) check radiator fan and relay kit. I hope this would resolve the