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Lamonster's water temp gauge
- Thread starter rleathen
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Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
jedd
New member
Thanks good idea and a good question too always put temp gauges on snowmobiles haven't thought of that for:spyder:till now thanks...:thumbup:
SpyderGirl
New member
I also thought about putting water wetter in... has anyone done that with the Spyder? How about a different thermostat?
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
A change of themostats will unlikely be helpful. The Spyder thermostat opens at about three bars on the guage. If you are running higher than that, it will not run cooler simply because you put in a thermostat that opened earlier. In fact, it may run much worse when cold, since today's engines need heat to work efficiently. If you are running without the fan being on excessively, and are not going into limp mode, you are doing just fine. These indicators are just a guide, and read wherever the engineers intended them to. Most bikes read at least halfway on the guage at operating temps. Don't let the fact that it is halfway or higher scare you if you don't have true overheating symptoms.
-Scotty
-Scotty
Corrosion?
Hi Lamonster.
I wondered if the reason that the radiator was floating electrically was to eliminate ground currents that sometimes cause corrosion.
Have you had seen any signs of corrosion since grounding your radiator to get the temp gauge to work?
Cheers;
Pogo.
Hi Lamonster.
I wondered if the reason that the radiator was floating electrically was to eliminate ground currents that sometimes cause corrosion.
Have you had seen any signs of corrosion since grounding your radiator to get the temp gauge to work?
Cheers;
Pogo.
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