Andrew, thanks for showing this process! I had someone comment on one of my VN750 videos inquiring about an overheating issue with their VN750. One of the resources I provided them was this video so they can test their's.
Well, let's say that water doesn't just boil at 100°C.. it depends on it's pressure, it could start boiling at 85°C or 200+°C depends on it's pressure, this means that depends if you are living in a mountain or at the same level than water this could variate +- 15-20 °C
Andrew, thanks for showing this process! I had someone comment on one of my VN750 videos inquiring about an overheating issue with their VN750. One of the resources I provided them was this video so they can test their's.
video titie should be "How to test your thermometer".
Haha
Well, let's say that water doesn't just boil at 100°C.. it depends on it's pressure, it could start boiling at 85°C or 200+°C depends on it's pressure, this means that depends if you are living in a mountain or at the same level than water this could variate +- 15-20 °C
Just a little science, and whaddya know! Time for a new thermostat and meat thermometer!
Well gollleeeee
Can anyone tell me where the thermostat is located?
Status,,? Did you test the new T sat ? Bro,, hope you don’t do that to your wife !! HA
What bike dit it come off ?
Kawasaki Vulcan 750
What about the new one, Did work at 84?
I haven't gotten one yet, sort of set this project to the side for a while.
The thermostat should NOT be touching the bottom of the pan, it should be suspended in the water.
Yep
Does it matter what way the thermostat goes in?? There is a small hole on it ? Don’t know if it needs to be up top or below?
I don't think it's orientation(rotationally) in the housing matters.
@@Garage_Tinkerer thanks for replying!
U make it look complicated.
Thanks!
terrible video, he acts like he does not it's being filmed
Pardon me?