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Broke down and bought new coolant pump today.. Pump install went great , but ,y left lower fairing was a bitch to get out. Inserts stripped and had to drill them out. Got lucky and my local hardware store had them in stock. Could not believe it.
All back together, but what do you do with all the wiring ? Just wad it up and use tie wraps ? No real good way to route them. Kinda crappy way and the directions are useless for the wiring.
I'll say one thing you can't even feel this pump working. At least i hope it's working .
Just curious which bike you did the pump install on?
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