09-12-20, 07:50 AM
Check your coolant overflow tank (as soon as possible) and make sure your coolant levels are correct when the bike is cold, or has cooled down.
If you have a clogged up system it will boil the liquid like a kettle would then dump coolant on the floor via the overflow pipe attached to the tank, which might be why your fan keeps coming on.
It's rare for these fans to come on even in summer, but for it to come on in cold weather means something is definitely not right.
A good flowing airtight system will return the coolant back to the same sort of level in the tank every time if all is well. With the bike on the centre stand you can just rock the bike to see if the coolant level is where it should be, and is a quick and easy way to check the health of the system.
If you have a clogged up system it will boil the liquid like a kettle would then dump coolant on the floor via the overflow pipe attached to the tank, which might be why your fan keeps coming on.
It's rare for these fans to come on even in summer, but for it to come on in cold weather means something is definitely not right.
A good flowing airtight system will return the coolant back to the same sort of level in the tank every time if all is well. With the bike on the centre stand you can just rock the bike to see if the coolant level is where it should be, and is a quick and easy way to check the health of the system.
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