I changed the fan switch that turns the fan on to one that turns the fan on at a lower than stock temperature. I got it from Schnitz racing. Sorry about the Wind
People don't bother doing this upgrade to much headache don't mess with the oem connector. You guys want to get rid of the overheating problem? Super easy. I got rid of the problem with 24$ go to autozone and buy a fan switch of a 1994 suzuki swift 1300cc and the thermostat both work at 195 degrees Fahrenheit and no mods required just take off both stuff and put new ones thats it trust me after that you guys wont have the problem no more. I live in Puerto Rico and here we got tropical weather all year long and never got overheated on a traffic jam. Just do does 2 things and you'll remember the day you saw this comment 😉
Jonathan when you did this modification you haven't had any heating problems with your busa? I bought what you said to buy haven't installed them yet i bought the thermostat I worried about the gasket for the thermostat where to buy one. And did the thermostat fit properly? Thanks
Hey bro i need ur advise. i'm thinking to buy this custom 2000 Hayabusa- the engine got big bore, it's also got two extra fans with the switch. the normal temp gage don't work. So he got digital temp gage on the handle bar. When i test ride the bike, the digital temp gage was reading: 220 & when i stop it jump to 260, while two fans was on and running. but slowly it came down. IS THIS NORMAL TEMP ?
The problem is your air inlet temp sensor. It gets hot when driving slow couse it’s above your engine. Making a low fuel air mixture. Creating more heat. You have to move the sensor to cooler position or put some isolation around it.
So what side was the positive and what side was the negative one wire looks to be orange and the other one is orange with a yellow line or does it even matter, thanks
Sorry for the delay. Totally forgot about this video. Turned out the issue kept on until I changed the started and cleaned the starter gears. I’ve been here in Florida for about 4 years and no issues since
Looking for a need ur advise. i'm thinking to buy this custom 2000 Hayabusa- the engine got big bore, it's also got two manual fans with the switch. the normal temp gage don't work. So he got digital temp gage on the handle bar. When i test ride the bike, the digital temp gage was reading: 220 & when i stop it jump to 260, while two fans was on and running. but slowly it came down. IS THIS NORMAL TEMP ?
I’m not sure if the actual tempt numbers. But I can say... yes. The temp sometimes almost seems to jump as it’s warming up. The better question. Should be why didn’t they owner install those fans on an automatic temperature switch? if you get that bike. Making those fans automatic would be a good thing. If you get distracted or just forget and let it over heat. You gonna regret it. Please keep in mind. I’m not a professional mechanic. I’m just a dude like you who loves motorcycles and enjoys working on my own.
Romeo B... I did it after my bike stoped working. So I can't say for now. I will ad that I have since moved to Florida so after I get it running I will really be able to tell you how much cooler it runs
i was worried about my own that i just purchased 3 months ago.. as i use it for city comute for like.. 10 miles.. every day.. and we do have some very hot summer days at times .. ( over 30 degrees celsius ) but the bike ran cool even with the stock setup all summer long.. so i'm cool.. :) I will not upgrade this one.. next year maybe.. i will just buy a gen 2 bike.. thanks for the reply anyways. Ride safe !
Romeo B don't bother doing this upgrade to much headache don't mess with the oem connector. You guys want to get rid of the overheating problem? Super easy. I got rid of the problem with 24$ go to autozone and buy a fan switch of a 1994 suzuki swift 1300cc and the thermostat both work at 195 degrees Fahrenheit and no mods required just take off both stuff and put new ones thats it trust me after that you guys wont have that problem no more. I live in Puerto Rico and here we got tropical weather all year long and never got overheated on a traffic jam. Just do does 2 things and you'll remember the day you saw this comment 😉
People don't bother doing this upgrade to much headache don't mess with the oem connector. You guys want to get rid of the overheating problem? Super easy. I got rid of the problem with 24$ go to autozone and buy a fan switch of a 1994 suzuki swift 1300cc and the thermostat both work at 195 degrees Fahrenheit and no mods required just take off both stuff and put new ones thats it trust me after that you guys wont have the problem no more. I live in Puerto Rico and here we got tropical weather all year long and never got overheated on a traffic jam. Just do does 2 things and you'll remember the day you saw this comment 😉
Jonathan when you did this modification you haven't had any heating problems with your busa? I bought what you said to buy haven't installed them yet i bought the thermostat I worried about the gasket for the thermostat where to buy one. And did the thermostat fit properly? Thanks
@@qdog1019 the thermostate come with the gasket bro , and about the mods is very simple and no problem at all ,only you have to put a good battery
Hey bro i need ur advise. i'm thinking to buy this custom 2000 Hayabusa- the engine got big bore, it's also got two extra fans with the switch. the normal temp gage don't work. So he got digital temp gage on the handle bar. When i test ride the bike, the digital temp gage was reading: 220 & when i stop it jump to 260, while two fans was on and running. but slowly it came down. IS THIS NORMAL TEMP ?
Jonathan eso le servira a las GSXR1000 2005?
Jonathan eso le sirve a las GSXR1000 2005?
The problem is your air inlet temp sensor. It gets hot when driving slow couse it’s above your engine. Making a low fuel air mixture. Creating more heat. You have to move the sensor to cooler position or put some isolation around it.
good vid man
adikxx83 Thanks
So what side was the positive and what side was the negative one wire looks to be orange and the other one is orange with a yellow line or does it even matter, thanks
I put a switch on my fan. I just turn it on and off when I want and it will come on like normal if you wait for it.
Virgil Scott .... I thought about a manual switch but I didn't want to bother or worry about forgetting. Automatic is the way to go for me
Have you any updates on the switch and fan, I'm in Chicago and have to lane split for fear of overheating the Busa. Any advice?
Brandon Roberts I'm waiting for the Florida summer heat to give a real review. I'll post it
Sorry for the delay. Totally forgot about this video. Turned out the issue kept on until I changed the started and cleaned the starter gears. I’ve been here in Florida for about 4 years and no issues since
Broo my hayabusa turn on the fan when is hot but dont want turn off , what would be ???
Looking for a need ur advise. i'm thinking to buy this custom 2000 Hayabusa- the engine got big bore, it's also got two manual fans with the switch. the normal temp gage don't work. So he got digital temp gage on the handle bar. When i test ride the bike, the digital temp gage was reading: 220 & when i stop it jump to 260, while two fans was on and running. but slowly it came down. IS THIS NORMAL TEMP ?
I’m not sure if the actual tempt numbers. But I can say... yes. The temp sometimes almost seems to jump as it’s warming up.
The better question. Should be why didn’t they owner install those fans on an automatic temperature switch? if you get that bike. Making those fans automatic would be a good thing. If you get distracted or just forget and let it over heat. You gonna regret it.
Please keep in mind. I’m not a professional mechanic. I’m just a dude like you who loves motorcycles and enjoys working on my own.
Any updates ? Is it worth it ? Does it run cooler in city trafic ?
Romeo B... I did it after my bike stoped working. So I can't say for now. I will ad that I have since moved to Florida so after I get it running I will really be able to tell you how much cooler it runs
i was worried about my own that i just purchased 3 months ago.. as i use it for city comute for like.. 10 miles.. every day.. and we do have some very hot summer days at times .. ( over 30 degrees celsius ) but the bike ran cool even with the stock setup all summer long.. so i'm cool.. :) I will not upgrade this one.. next year maybe.. i will just buy a gen 2 bike.. thanks for the reply anyways. Ride safe !
Romeo B don't bother doing this upgrade to much headache don't mess with the oem connector. You guys want to get rid of the overheating problem? Super easy. I got rid of the problem with 24$ go to autozone and buy a fan switch of a 1994 suzuki swift 1300cc and the thermostat both work at 195 degrees Fahrenheit and no mods required just take off both stuff and put new ones thats it trust me after that you guys wont have that problem no more. I live in Puerto Rico and here we got tropical weather all year long and never got overheated on a traffic jam. Just do does 2 things and you'll remember the day you saw this comment 😉
are you sure Suzuki swift parts will fit into Hayabusa
jonathan medina any update