NEED HELP WITH MY OVERHEATING PROBLEM

[375hp banshees]

Did not say it was or wasnt running hot.Could be? But did say no over heating.Over heating meaning boiling over not just a little hot.

I seen you have a temp gauge. What are some of your average temps on a trail ride?

It varies ALOT when i'm putting w/ my daughter or in soft sand i'll shut it down or air it out at 220* (seen 240* :shoothead: & still didn't boil over) or so , if you have air flow170-180 ish.

I couldn't believe the differance just being in front or back of the pack makes i've seen a 20* differance.

I wasn't trying to be a jerk, I just know how hot they run w/o any signs & would recommend everyone putting A gauge on there shee its the first mod I did . In the perfect world you have enough space & riding w/ people who go fast enough all the time not to worry about it, BUT ?All it is is An air flow prob. just go faster & it cools down.

[scooter]

the gauge would be nice and ive looked at the esr ones but where you gonna put it where you can see it im talking about the in line ones i looked at my quad and if its in the coolant hose i dont see how its gonna fit post pics if anyone has them thanks

[grady7633]

get the trailtech vapor and mount for your handlebars. I think this is the better option than the esr inline gauge because it actually has the inline temp sender with a digital readout on your handlebars, plus comes with a lot of other fun options.

[375hp banshees]

the gauge would be nice and ive looked at the esr ones but where you gonna put it where you can see it im talking about the in line ones i looked at my quad and if its in the coolant hose i dont see how its gonna fit post pics if anyone has them thanks

 

 

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