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Hello Everyone,
Hope all are well an safe.
Today, after my bike was sitting idle for more than 1 month, when I took it for a ride, I saw the High Coolant Temperature error being displayed on the dash. I opened the fairing and noticed that the fan didn't come on after it crossed the usual bars on the temperature side.
Here is what I did:
I first checked the fuse, and that was good
I then checked the relay. Now which one you ask me, I saw a few YouTube videos and found this relay highlighted in the image, to be the one. I tested it, and it actuated when current was supplied
Now I connected the torque app to see if I could monitor the coolant temperature, and sure enough, the coolant temperature creeped up to 95 degrees Celsius, and the fan never actuated.
I then turned to the coolant water temperature sensor. Here is what I understand:
If the temperature is displayed on the Torque app, which means the temperature sensor does send the signal to the ECU
However, when I unplugged the sensor, the fan activated in full speed. The fan came on as soon as I turned on the bike. It remained on, even when the bike was cool
Does this mean that the coolant water temperature sensor is shot? Do I need to replace the coolant water temperature sensor?
Any help and advise will be appreciate.
Thank you.
Hope all are well an safe.
Today, after my bike was sitting idle for more than 1 month, when I took it for a ride, I saw the High Coolant Temperature error being displayed on the dash. I opened the fairing and noticed that the fan didn't come on after it crossed the usual bars on the temperature side.
Here is what I did:
I first checked the fuse, and that was good
I then checked the relay. Now which one you ask me, I saw a few YouTube videos and found this relay highlighted in the image, to be the one. I tested it, and it actuated when current was supplied
Now I connected the torque app to see if I could monitor the coolant temperature, and sure enough, the coolant temperature creeped up to 95 degrees Celsius, and the fan never actuated.
I then turned to the coolant water temperature sensor. Here is what I understand:
If the temperature is displayed on the Torque app, which means the temperature sensor does send the signal to the ECU
However, when I unplugged the sensor, the fan activated in full speed. The fan came on as soon as I turned on the bike. It remained on, even when the bike was cool
Does this mean that the coolant water temperature sensor is shot? Do I need to replace the coolant water temperature sensor?
Any help and advise will be appreciate.
Thank you.