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thermastat 636 replacement - Duane S. - 11-12-2012

bike just over heats to much its just weird


thermastat 636 replacement - SQUINTS - 11-12-2012

Put a new radiator on


thermastat 636 replacement - old man roger - 11-13-2012

If you have 2 fans and no air in the system then it sounds like you have a bad thermostat.

That's assuming your fans are blowing air in the correct direction, there isnt anything restricting the air flow and there isn't any thing restricting the flow of the coolant.


thermastat 636 replacement - Duane S. - 11-13-2012

it is a new radiator the radiators I have r pretty much mint


thermastat 636 replacement - lee majors - 11-13-2012

easy way to check the thermostat. if one hose stays cold after the bike is completely warmed up, then it bad thermostat.
if both hoses eventually get warm...its not.


thermastat 636 replacement - old man roger - 11-13-2012


Quote Originally Posted by lee majors
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easy way to check the thermostat. if one hose stays cold after the bike is completely warmed up, then it bad thermostat.
if both hoses eventually get warm...its not.

You can have two hot hoses and a bad thermostat.


thermastat 636 replacement - JohnnyP - 11-13-2012

take it out suspend it in a pot of water on the stove and test it, all you need is a good thermometer

between 58 ∼ 62�C (136 ∼ 144�F) it should open

I have fixed overheating 636 in the past by swapping them out, they do go bad sometimes


thermastat 636 replacement - stunt305 - 11-13-2012

+ 1 thermostats are easy to test pop that bitch out


thermastat 636 replacement - stunt305 - 11-13-2012

before spending a penny


thermastat 636 replacement - ROWDY - 11-13-2012


Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyP
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take it out suspend it in a pot of water on the stove and test it, all you need is a good thermometer

between 58 ∼ 62�C (136 ∼ 144�F) it should open

I have fixed overheating 636 in the past by swapping them out, they do go bad sometimes

THIS!