Not that I can tell. At this point the only problem is in extended stop and go traffic. I half thought about putting a temporary light on the dash someplace that would come on with the radiator fan. It can be hard to tell when the fan cycles on.
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Not that I can tell. At this point the only problem is in extended stop and go traffic. I half thought about putting a temporary light on the dash someplace that would come on with the radiator fan. It can be hard to tell when the fan cycles on.
I would let it idle and watch it.
The fan should be on by about the time the temperature needle passes the half way point.
You can test it's temperarure sending unit too, but you will lose some coolant when you remove it, and may need to burp the air out of the cooling system after.
If the fan relay tests good, the temp sensor is the next likely place to check.
If you hadn't have ask me I could have told you....
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Sorry, I cannot remember off the top of my head on the Gen1.
Either under the left side, black panel beside the gas tank, or near the battery.
Let me look...
It IS under the left panel, next to the fuse block
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In college, the fan on my Fiesta stopped working. I ran a manual switch into the passenger area that I would flip on at stop lights. A few years ago, when putting a turbo engine into my Volvo 240, I found a slick adjustable fan switch that slips into the radiator hose. So nice.
Clipped the zip ties and peeled back the rubber boot from the sensor. Either my wiggling broke one of the wires or she was already broken.
I'm guessing that this is a replacment part. It appears that the wires were soldiered to the OEM loom.
So I cut the wires and touched them together. The fan came on.
I found this, but it requires a good sensor.
After looking on Motosport and Sport Bike Track Gear, I'm a little stumped.
I'm guessing that this is a replacment part. It appears that the wires were soldiered to the OEM loom.
So I cut the wires and touched them together. The fan came on.
I found this, but it requires a good sensor.
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After looking on Motosport and Sport Bike Track Gear, I'm a little stumped.
I found this:
www.hayabusa.org
Seems like a common part. But my OEM connector is gone.
Not sure I need a lower temp unit. OEM would likely be fine. There appear to be several for $10 on Amazon. Just need to work around the missing female connector.
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anybody have any comments or use these & do they work? eBay Motors: SUZUKI Hayabusa GSX 1300 Fan Switch UPGRADE gkgyu (item 250299562790 end time Feb-21-09 09:55:03 PST)
Seems like a common part. But my OEM connector is gone.
Not sure I need a lower temp unit. OEM would likely be fine. There appear to be several for $10 on Amazon. Just need to work around the missing female connector.
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Who gave you the bell?
My brother in law. It arrived the day I brought the Suzuki home. You would like him.
Can you not find a new oem sensor anywhere?
Only did a preliminary Google search and checked those two sites. I would like to find the OEM wire connector if anyone knows of a moto salvage yard. I imagine this sensor / connector is pretty generic.
Here is the oem sensor
Suzuki 17680-33E00 - SWITCH, RADIATOR FAN | Partzilla.com
Buy Suzuki 17680-33E00 - SWITCH, RADIATOR FAN. This OEM part is guaranteed by Suzuki's limited part warranty ✓ FREE Shipping on qualified orders - Partzilla.com
www.partzilla.com
And I think that this is the correct plug for it, that you can solder on to the factory harness.
Suzuki Hayabusa (Gen I) GSX1300R 2-Pin Air Temperature Connector Plug Kit
Genuine OEM connector kit for the 1999-2007 (Gen I) Suzuki Hayabusa 2-way factory air temperature sensor, compatible with stock terminals and wire. If you choose to replace a deteriorated OEM housing, simply de-pin and replace with this one, crimping on new terminals only if desired. Kit...
www.ksvlooms.com
Here is the oem sensor
Suzuki 17680-33E00 - SWITCH, RADIATOR FAN | Partzilla.com
Buy Suzuki 17680-33E00 - SWITCH, RADIATOR FAN. This OEM part is guaranteed by Suzuki's limited part warranty ✓ FREE Shipping on qualified orders - Partzilla.com
And I think that this is the correct plug for it, that you can solder on to the factory harness.
Suzuki Hayabusa (Gen I) GSX1300R 2-Pin Air Temperature Connector Plug Kit
Genuine OEM connector kit for the 1999-2007 (Gen I) Suzuki Hayabusa 2-way factory air temperature sensor, compatible with stock terminals and wire. If you choose to replace a deteriorated OEM housing, simply de-pin and replace with this one, crimping on new terminals only if desired. Kit...www.ksvlooms.com
You're a life saver! It will be nice to be able to endure metro traffic without the fear of the Mega-Busa having a melt down this summer.
Right on, glad I could help
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