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| does anyone have problems with the radiator or with it over heating
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| | mine is constantly over heating, it starts with the icon flashing under moderate riding and sometimes it even overflows, brought it to the dealer they are clueless. |
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| I got the exact problem
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| | overheated constantly until the sensor and breaker under the seat were replaced, dealer had no idea how to fix it |
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| I had a problem overheating with the 650 brute force the radiator had no antifreeze in it ,but the container on the side where you add the fluid said it was full ,so while the machine was running i pulled of the top hose of radiator and there was no fluid in just hot steam so i filled the raditor where the top hose was with fluid and it took alot reattached it and let it run ever since then no more overheating , so dont believe that over flow when it says full . pull the hose and see
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| | make sure your radiator fins aren't full of dirt. my friend and I both have had the radiator pack with mud. when this happens there is no air flow to cool the coolant. put a flashlight behind the radiator and make sure you can see through the fins. if not you are not getting the air flow. don't use a high pressure or you will bend the fins. |
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