radiator fan size
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radiator fan size
Anyone have handy the diameter of the radiator fan???
I have the typical overheating problem when in traffic or around town to long. Everythings tip top on the fwy, so it doesn't appear to be cooling capability problem, just a lack of airflow .
I was first going to buy a larger fan from fanman.com, but since I'm broke, I'm wondering if I can't either get a second rad fan from fleabay or an oil cooler fan from the junkyard. Ideas?
I have the typical overheating problem when in traffic or around town to long. Everythings tip top on the fwy, so it doesn't appear to be cooling capability problem, just a lack of airflow .
I was first going to buy a larger fan from fanman.com, but since I'm broke, I'm wondering if I can't either get a second rad fan from fleabay or an oil cooler fan from the junkyard. Ideas?
'88 FZR400 1WG
Re: radiator fan size
You can pickup a 400 radiator fan on ebay for $25, i bought my radiator and fan for $40, so just look around on ebay. I dont know the size off hand.
Re: radiator fan size
Did you replace your existing fan, or set them side by side? Got pics?
'88 FZR400 1WG
Re: radiator fan size
I used stock radiator and stock fan that came with the bike. My bike is in a million pieces, i have sold off most of the parts i dont need and that includes the radiator and fan, sorry no pics.
Re: radiator fan size
The best I can tell, the radiator measures out at 13" wide, 6.5" tall. I think the fan is at 7.5" diameter, so side by side maybe a tight fit, especially with how the frame narrows. It appears my options are twin 6.5", perhaps a shroud, or to get silly a sprayer system.
'88 FZR400 1WG
Re: radiator fan size
I have a couple radiators and a couple fans in my spares box. I am running an R1 radiator with no fan on mine, so I don't really need them. I can make you a pretty good deal.
1990 FZR400 with some mods
Re: radiator fan size
have you flushed the system? are the fins straight? might be that the radiator is the problem rather than the fan? i raced a 3en1 with standard rad and it never overheated.
Fzr400 3tj x2
fzr400 3en1 (17in conversion) now gone its way in parts!
'94 cbr 900rr
fzr400 3en1 (17in conversion) now gone its way in parts!
'94 cbr 900rr
Re: radiator fan size
I am going to bet that you are running too lean in the low to mid-range operation. This is typical especially if you have an aftermarket exhaust.
Rotortech
Indianapolis, IN
[color=#0040FF][b]1994 FZR 600[/b]
[list]RaceTech Springs
R6 Rear Shock
FactoryPro Jet Kit
Drop-in K&N Filter[/list][/color]
Indianapolis, IN
[color=#0040FF][b]1994 FZR 600[/b]
[list]RaceTech Springs
R6 Rear Shock
FactoryPro Jet Kit
Drop-in K&N Filter[/list][/color]
Re: radiator fan size
The reason that I think it's my fan is because when I'm moving, everything is A-ok. It's only when I'm stopped, and there is no airflow through the radiator that things get undesirable.
Roto, you are probably right. I have an aftermarket exhause of unknown orgin and K&N pods up to. Currently running 15 (stock) pilots and 100 mains. What is your suggestion for the jets? I understand that its just a guestimate, but I'm willing to bet that your guestimate is better than mine.
Roto, you are probably right. I have an aftermarket exhause of unknown orgin and K&N pods up to. Currently running 15 (stock) pilots and 100 mains. What is your suggestion for the jets? I understand that its just a guestimate, but I'm willing to bet that your guestimate is better than mine.
Re: radiator fan size
If your fan is turning on then it is not a fan problem, OK? I am not very familiar with jet sizes on the 400. Someone else who has done a setup like this should reply. I suggest that you assume that the PO didn't do jetting correctly (or at all in most cases). Get a jet kit from Factory Pro and work on your carbs. This takes a little time and requires a trial and test approach to get the final solution. Or you can find a good dyno guy and write him a check to do it for you.
Take a look at your plugs sometime to verify the lean condition.
Take a look at your plugs sometime to verify the lean condition.
Rotortech
Indianapolis, IN
[color=#0040FF][b]1994 FZR 600[/b]
[list]RaceTech Springs
R6 Rear Shock
FactoryPro Jet Kit
Drop-in K&N Filter[/list][/color]
Indianapolis, IN
[color=#0040FF][b]1994 FZR 600[/b]
[list]RaceTech Springs
R6 Rear Shock
FactoryPro Jet Kit
Drop-in K&N Filter[/list][/color]
Re: radiator fan size
i have a yzf600r in great condition ill sell you for 60.00 shipped comes with a fan and is alittle bigger than tha fzr one youd have to make new mounts for it though
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Re: radiator fan size
I appreciate the offer, but I think I may have got this licked. I put in a 17.5 pilot jet, and temp now cools down after the fan comes on. Thats a good start. If my problem re-emerges, I'll let you know.
'88 FZR400 1WG