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Old 07-05-2009, 08:46 PM
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Cooling Fan Issues

I noticed 2 weekends ago that my Rhino was running real hot and the overflow was spitting. I have the bypass so my fan runs all the time but noticed yesterday when it over heated that the fan was not working at all. I also have the PWR Radiator and Oil cooler.

I went ahead and ordered a 900CFM cooling fan and custom shroud because I thought the stock fan was not working. Well, I tested the fan directly to the battery and it works fine. I checked the connections and they are fine. There is no power at the connector from the harness of the battery area where the connector attaches to the the fan.

Now that I know the stock fan is fine, I am going to move the oil cooler and use the stock fan for it. But I still do not have power for the fan to work. The bypass is right at the bullet connectors in the battery compartment so there is not a fuse or circuit breaker. Just a piece of wire that connects the 2 bullet connectors.

Is there another fuse or circuit breaker somewhere??? Everything worked fine until last weekend.
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i would just rewire one in with a relay and fuse and switch ... aa?
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:37 PM
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It works fine for me just running all the time. I have it on a switch as well for the winter months here so it will warm up faster when it's cold.

But I still need to know why the factory plug is not working. I want to be able to run the oil cooler fan to the factory plug as well.
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Old 07-06-2009, 08:01 AM
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TTT. Someone has had to come across this same issue.
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Do they make an aftermarket fan for the Yamaha 700 2009 sport.My fan is out and not looking to spend $200 for the OME part.
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Old 06-23-2010, 08:45 PM
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Do they make an aftermarket fan for the Yamaha 700 2009 sport.My fan is out and not looking to spend $200 for the OME part.
If you are in Phx. Try Bob's used motorcycles (salvage yard). I would think that an r6 radiator fan from a 2000-2003 would work just as well...hell it may be the same part #? Just a thought.


Or....there's always Flee-Bay?
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does your radiator have a plug on the pass. side ? If so your temp relay that turns on the fan might be bad i just had the same problem . Sometimes it worked sometimes it didn't take a paper clip unplug the senser and ground out the plug if the fan turns on the temp switch is bad.
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