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1025 Fan switch kills battery
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8 years 2 months ago #14813
by biltonjim
Replied by biltonjim on topic 1025 Fan switch kills battery
I'm with you, KZA13. Kawasaki clearly thought it needed the fan to run for a while after shutting down the engine, so that is how it should be.
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8 years 2 months ago #14814
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Ahhh I didn't know that as I've never had anything to do with a Voyager, never even seen one in real life, just going by how my '79 acts in Australia in the middle of summer
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rdbhere2 wrote: The manual switch is used with the 1026 Voyager fan switch so the family will turn on at a lower temperature AND the manual switch is to turn off the fan when the bike is turned off so the running fan doesn't run the battery down. I think I need to flush my cooling system and wrap my headers.
Ahhh I didn't know that as I've never had anything to do with a Voyager, never even seen one in real life, just going by how my '79 acts in Australia in the middle of summer
after tuesday even the calendar goes WTF
1979 KAWASAKI Z1300 A1 WITH A DJP SIDECAR
Frame No: KZT3OA003911
Engine No: KZT3OAE004153
Location: Queensland Australia
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8 years 2 months ago #14816
by rdbhere2
Replied by rdbhere2 on topic 1025 Fan switch kills battery
The Voyager fan switch used on a kz1300 keeps the fan running after the bike shuts off but it really wears out the battery.
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