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Z/KZ1300 Radiator FAN Switch Thread ?
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4 years 6 months ago #26817
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4 years 1 week ago #28256
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1984 Kawasaki Voyager
2002 Honda CBR954
Replied by Bar on topic Z/KZ1300 Radiator FAN Switch Thread ?
Hi Kawboy,
do you know the size and temp i need to order for this thermostat
Thank you
do you know the size and temp i need to order for this thermostat
Thank you
Kawboy wrote: thermostatic switch on EBay.com
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2002 Honda CBR954
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4 years 1 week ago - 4 years 1 week ago #28257
by Kawboy
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Kawasaki Part # 27010-1026 Radiator Fan switch was used on all models of the KZ1300 and ZN1300 all years. As per service manual page 39, the thread size is 1/8" pipe thread and installed torque is 43 inch pounds. Depending on which thermostat you plan on using, the set point of the fan switch should be 15 deg. F above the opening of the thermostat.
Switch on temp of 210F and switch off temp of 196F when using a 195F thermostat (standard set up)
If you elect (and not recommended by me) to go with a 180F thermostat then the fan switch needs to be changed out as well for a 195F on and 180F off to keep all things happy
Switch on temp of 210F and switch off temp of 196F when using a 195F thermostat (standard set up)
If you elect (and not recommended by me) to go with a 180F thermostat then the fan switch needs to be changed out as well for a 195F on and 180F off to keep all things happy
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4 years 1 week ago - 4 years 1 week ago #28260
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Replied by Bar on topic Z/KZ1300 Radiator FAN Switch Thread ?
Thank You Kawboy,
I order the on at 190F off at 175F
the next one they had was on at 200F off at 185F
I prefer to run it colder if I can
I order the on at 190F off at 175F
the next one they had was on at 200F off at 185F
I prefer to run it colder if I can
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4 years 1 week ago #28261
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Bar wrote: Thank You Kawboy,
I order the on at 190F off at 175F
the next one they had was on at 200F off at 185F
I prefer to run it colder if I can[/quote
That's fine provided you also change out the engine thermostat for a 180F thermostat.
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4 years 1 week ago #28262
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Hi Kawboy,
I’m intrigued as to why you would have to change the radiator thermostat. I’ve also changed my fan switch to 190f - 175f and the temperature gauge never goes past halfway. Bike definitely runs better as it had a tendency to run hot in slow traffic, certainly on a hot day. The only downside is the fan will run on for about 3 to 4 minutes after the bike is switched off.
Regards
Martin
I’m intrigued as to why you would have to change the radiator thermostat. I’ve also changed my fan switch to 190f - 175f and the temperature gauge never goes past halfway. Bike definitely runs better as it had a tendency to run hot in slow traffic, certainly on a hot day. The only downside is the fan will run on for about 3 to 4 minutes after the bike is switched off.
Regards
Martin
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