How would I know?
Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 8:04 am
Hey guys, just a question, is there any way of testing the oil cooler for good flow, without taking it all apart? Maybe feel it for cold spots after running for a while?
The same with the rad, it had some sort of flush gunk(blue and thick like milkshake with particles) in when I got the bike, and she got pretty hot when I was stood still at traffic lights. It doesn't leak and I have since flushed all that stuff out and used a 50/50 mix of antifreeze and de-ionized water for now. The last ride was only about 5km's but not enough to get her really hot.
Is there a way to tell if I have blocked cores in either? Or is there some way of soaking the (rad) in something that will dissolve blockages?
Also would it be wise to add a bypass switch to the fan if I get stuck at long lights? It seems it only comes on once the needle touches the red. That's a little too late for my liking.
Research (ie. Neo
) suggests the bike shouldn't get very hot at all. Now maybe she only got hot because of the flush fluid, but I'd rather be safe than hurt the poor girl.

The same with the rad, it had some sort of flush gunk(blue and thick like milkshake with particles) in when I got the bike, and she got pretty hot when I was stood still at traffic lights. It doesn't leak and I have since flushed all that stuff out and used a 50/50 mix of antifreeze and de-ionized water for now. The last ride was only about 5km's but not enough to get her really hot.
Is there a way to tell if I have blocked cores in either? Or is there some way of soaking the (rad) in something that will dissolve blockages?
Also would it be wise to add a bypass switch to the fan if I get stuck at long lights? It seems it only comes on once the needle touches the red. That's a little too late for my liking.
Research (ie. Neo

