636 Running Hot
#31

Quote Originally Posted by maverickxp
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Here's a pic of my clutch arm mod for you to referance


thanks man
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#32

Quote Originally Posted by SQUINTS
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i was running 240+ the other day... BAD i know. drained rad fluid, switched to an 05 radiator and hardwired my fan. rode the lot on sunday night and didnt peak over 225. fuck yes.

now i jus gotta figure out this clutch/clutch arm thingy so i can braaaap

636s NEED dual r6 fans...Mine tops out heatwise at 208 max
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#33
LOL. I just bought one today gunna run it and a stock fan but she's staying cool so its just overkill at this point
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#34

Quote Originally Posted by loogie
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636s NEED dual r6 fans...Mine tops out heatwise at 208 max

Well I wouldn't say NEED because my buddies doesn't go over 212 usually... but definatly a great idea I'm begining to think lol.... mine runs a lil warmer

Quote Originally Posted by maverickxp
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LOL. I just bought one today gunna run it and a stock fan but she's staying cool so its just overkill at this point

Yea I definatly have a problem other than my fan... I've been riding it since feb and haven't had any problems till recently...

But definatly going to get another fan... just shouldn't need it to run in normal tempertures...especially just cruisin around in 6th to cool it down like I've always done...
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#35
Mine was exceptionally hard to get the air out of. Wherever the air pocket was, it didn't come out fully till I did a nice long street ride
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#36
I want to bump this thread cause I'm having problems with mine.....brand new radiator to r6 fans that blow in the right direction new radiator cap also with a 05 636 radiator on it what gives...... I run my idle up to 4500
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#37

Quote Originally Posted by Duane S.
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I want to bump this thread cause I'm having problems with mine.....brand new radiator to r6 fans that blow in the right direction new radiator cap also with a 05 636 radiator on it what gives...... I run my idle up to 4500

Sounds like you may have air in the system.
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#38

Quote Originally Posted by old man roger
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Sounds like you may have air in the system.

+1`
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#39
what is the proper way to bleed these things then
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#40

Quote Originally Posted by Duane S.
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what is the proper way to bleed these things then

I just tilt mine side to side then I run the bike with the cap off for a minute or two while squeezing the hoses.

After all that I put the cap on and run the bike up to normal operating temperature then I let it cool and check the level.
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