Built the best engine cooling system...again
#1702
Sorry about the switch failure, it happens to some users, that's why I changed to different switch. Send me an email when you are ready for me to take care of it. The good new is the fans still work, they just have to be temporarily controlled manually until the switch can be replace.
#1703
Sorry about the switch failure, it happens to some users, that's why I changed to different switch. Send me an email when you are ready for me to take care of it. The good new is the fans still work, they just have to be temporarily controlled manually until the switch can be replace.
Will the fan melt if I don't turn in on long enough after i stop? Or will it hold up ok? Also will you be sending the new switch or the same type push in model?
#1704
I think these fans are GREAT! I highly recommend them.
Rick
#1705
If you can let it run for at least a couple minutes after shutdown that would be better than not at all, but the fans won't melt if you don't. long term exposure to the high temps during post operation heat soak and running the engine without running the fans is what can cause issues with fan circuit board components. If you have an address where you are staying at Sturgis I can get a new switch to you. I'll send the new snap switch, the creep switch is discontinued. Holler.
#1706
If you can let it run for at least a couple minutes after shutdown that would be better than not at all, but the fans won't melt if you don't. long term exposure to the high temps during post operation heat soak and running the engine without running the fans is what can cause issues with fan circuit board components. If you have an address where you are staying at Sturgis I can get a new switch to you. I'll send the new snap switch, the creep switch is discontinued. Holler.
#1707
My congrats to all the people out there who study the heat issues and apply their fixes to the problems. that has got to be a long, lony battle in which they expend a lot of time and money.
But, I have got to wonder why some of this knowledge has not been used by the MOCO in their quest for the same thing. Obviously, they have the resources and motivation to experiment far beyond the resources of the average man. Surely, they have duplicated some of these devices and methods in their search for cooling the air cooled motorcycle.
Granted, they have made a half assed attempt in their introduction of partially cooled heads around the exhaust valve, but that doesn't win them many cigars.
But, I have got to wonder why some of this knowledge has not been used by the MOCO in their quest for the same thing. Obviously, they have the resources and motivation to experiment far beyond the resources of the average man. Surely, they have duplicated some of these devices and methods in their search for cooling the air cooled motorcycle.
Granted, they have made a half assed attempt in their introduction of partially cooled heads around the exhaust valve, but that doesn't win them many cigars.
#1708
My congrats to all the people out there who study the heat issues and apply their fixes to the problems. that has got to be a long, lony battle in which they expend a lot of time and money.
But, I have got to wonder why some of this knowledge has not been used by the MOCO in their quest for the same thing. Obviously, they have the resources and motivation to experiment far beyond the resources of the average man. Surely, they have duplicated some of these devices and methods in their search for cooling the air cooled motorcycle.
Granted, they have made a half assed attempt in their introduction of partially cooled heads around the exhaust valve, but that doesn't win them many cigars.
But, I have got to wonder why some of this knowledge has not been used by the MOCO in their quest for the same thing. Obviously, they have the resources and motivation to experiment far beyond the resources of the average man. Surely, they have duplicated some of these devices and methods in their search for cooling the air cooled motorcycle.
Granted, they have made a half assed attempt in their introduction of partially cooled heads around the exhaust valve, but that doesn't win them many cigars.
#1709
Yes, I remember that ill advised venture. It was about as effective as trying to push a pint of water around the exhaust valves in an attempt to cool off hot heads. A novel approach, maybe, but not a very effective one for the long run. Both the fan and the water cooled heads are as effective as putting "you know whats" on a boar hog. While they may look nice, neither is very effective. Good thing this is not in the Rushmore thread cause those guy would think I have committed heresy. I guess I just don't like Kool-Aid.
#1710
I continue to love my fans and will not ride another Harley without them. I had a problem with the original switch and Jason sent me the new style immediately and all has been roses and kittens since. All of my friends are jealous of the fans but too cheap to pony up a couple Benjamins, which is their loss. Keep up the good work, Jason!