03-04-2014, 04:58 AM
The back of my r6 fan is hitting the cam sensor on the front of the head on my 636 motor (03-04 head)
Details: Okay, so I have an 05 radiator on my 03. I'm using the DCP radiator cage that's supposed to fit the 05 radiator, but has 03 mounts. I had to drop the top frame mounts about an inch lower because the rad cage was hitting the bottom triple, but I think it is because I have a steel frame. (or maybe I was mistakenly sent a standard 05 mount from dcp) So anyway,, I ran this all last season with no problems. Texas is hot so I decided to get a second fan. I ordered a light gray r6 fan because I had the mount for it that came with my rad cage.
Turns out this 2nd fan doesn't fit. The fan motor is hitting my cam sensor.

Here the radiator is attached at the bottom, and you can see how far off the radiator is from the top mounts because it's hitting the cam sensor plug.

Here is the cam sensor's factory position.

I tried turning the cam sensor 90� at a time and found one position where the sensor wouldn't hit the fan. (The retaining clip that holds the cam sensor in place makes it impossible to rotate the sensor any less than 90� at a time) Unfortunately, it looks like this position puts these wires dangerously close to the header. what do you guys think?

If no one here can help me figure something out, I'm going to toss this fan in the trash.
Details: Okay, so I have an 05 radiator on my 03. I'm using the DCP radiator cage that's supposed to fit the 05 radiator, but has 03 mounts. I had to drop the top frame mounts about an inch lower because the rad cage was hitting the bottom triple, but I think it is because I have a steel frame. (or maybe I was mistakenly sent a standard 05 mount from dcp) So anyway,, I ran this all last season with no problems. Texas is hot so I decided to get a second fan. I ordered a light gray r6 fan because I had the mount for it that came with my rad cage.
Turns out this 2nd fan doesn't fit. The fan motor is hitting my cam sensor.

Here the radiator is attached at the bottom, and you can see how far off the radiator is from the top mounts because it's hitting the cam sensor plug.

Here is the cam sensor's factory position.

I tried turning the cam sensor 90� at a time and found one position where the sensor wouldn't hit the fan. (The retaining clip that holds the cam sensor in place makes it impossible to rotate the sensor any less than 90� at a time) Unfortunately, it looks like this position puts these wires dangerously close to the header. what do you guys think?

If no one here can help me figure something out, I'm going to toss this fan in the trash.



