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thermastat 636 replacement - Printable Version +- Stuntride (https://stuntride.the-nags.com) +-- Forum: Stunt Discussion (https://stuntride.the-nags.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Help and How To (https://stuntride.the-nags.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +--- Thread: thermastat 636 replacement (/showthread.php?tid=44995) |
thermastat 636 replacement - navajowalks - 11-19-2012 Ah... That's what I thought you were meaning, I've never had that much trouble getting air out of the system I guess, but good to know...
thermastat 636 replacement - Duane S. - 11-19-2012 I put fluid inside the overflow......thought your suppose to put some in there and if I sit still with the fans running it'll go to 240 or you talking about dropping the idle down to 1,500 rpm
thermastat 636 replacement - Duane S. - 11-19-2012 damn thats pretty good thermastat 636 replacement - navajowalks - 11-19-2012 When its getting hot does the fluid go into the overflow...? I think is what he's asking thermastat 636 replacement - Duane S. - 11-19-2012 no unless that hose is on wrong which I don't think it is thermastat 636 replacement - old man roger - 11-19-2012 Yes you are supposed to have fluid in there but I was asking if it was overflowing. Is it spitting coolant out of the overflow bottle on to the ground? thermastat 636 replacement - navajowalks - 11-19-2012 You were supposed to check that weeks ago LOL thermastat 636 replacement - old man roger - 11-19-2012 The little hose closest to the cap should go to the bottom of the overflow bottle. Coolant goes back and forth from the overflow bottle and the radiator. Coolant expands when it gets hot so it needs a place to go, the overflow bottle is that place. thermastat 636 replacement - Duane S. - 11-19-2012 no it doesn;t spit any out thermastat 636 replacement - old man roger - 11-19-2012 I assume you have checked the coolant level since you last rode the bike? |