Temp gauge trouble shooting
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Tom, I know, as I said, it was a test to see if it would fit.
Its mounted on the right side tho, and its supposed to suck air, not blow it, so it pulls air through the radiator. -
@jens-eskildsen yeah in my mechanics course we were told that some fans suck air through the radiator fins and others blow it through guess it doesent really matter
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Fan is protected a bit by fitting it on the backside
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@jens-eskildsen but it's harder to fit and gets in the way more and then you can't see it
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youve got the fan blowing towards the front of the bike... i didnt say it was in the wrong place i said its massively underpowered for application and its blowing the wrong way, its fighting the direction of the wind!
as you can see..
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And I answered "I know that", and described in detail that it was only a testfitting.
I got it for free, and now have the wiring sorted for a proper fan, and know what dimension will fit.
Lets move along, shall we? -
@jens-eskildsen said in Temp gauge trouble shooting:
And I answered "I know that", and described in detail that it was only a testfitting.
I got it for free, and now have the wiring sorted for a proper fan, and know what dimension will fit.
Lets move along, shall we?wouldnt a tape measure or an engineers rule, to measure the width of the radiator core not been sufficient to see what size of automotive fan you need, be better than bodging computer components onto it?
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Norwp, I needed to make sure that I could physically mount it to the radiator aswell.
But thanks for your concern
