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Vfr800 temperature question

Discussion in 'General VFR Discussions' started by Honda88, Jun 17, 2020.

  1. Honda88

    Honda88 New Member

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    I know these bikes run hot but im just wondering does 220 F effect longevity of these engines at all? I live in missouri and the summers are very hot and humid. The other day I was cruising and running 210. It was 91 F and humid. In town it went right up to 220 and the fan kicked on.
     


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    Sounds normal... in town you're not getting the airflow, so the fan kicks on. The thermostat is regulating the temperature, no harm is being done.
     


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    instatll fan override circuit/ change old coolant
     
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    Mine runs at about 214F, no issues so far...
     


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    Thats the problem with a digital temp gauge; the numbers look scary. In the olde days we made do with a conventional gauge and never worried unless it pointed to the red bit.
     


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    Love having actual numbers compared to a needle in a car, or god forbid a dummy blue coolant light the newer econoboxes have
     


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