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  1. 2008 through 2018 KLR650 Wrenching & Mods
    My 2009 KLR was overheating on the last ride, close to the red zone in light city traffic after a 40 minute rural ride. Thought I'd added too much oil. Drained the oil - was a bit foamy looking and viscosity was closer to milk than oil. Changed it for fresh. Started it up and found it...
    cooling electrical fan fan switch radiator
  2. 2008 through 2018 KLR650 Wrenching & Mods
    I have been a bit above halfway on the temp gauge so far since I got the bike a few weeks ago and have yet to hear the fan come on. Hasn't been super hot outside either and this bike temp gauge jumps around like cheap hooker so when do most of you notice the fan coming on. Like how close to...
    fan radiator temperature
  3. 2008 through 2018 KLR650 Wrenching & Mods
    My radiator fan from my 2012 KLR650 seems to be dead. I have removed from the bike and connected to a 12v battery and nothing happens. I suspect the fault is something simple like a broken connection inside the case. Thought I'd ask if anyone has been down this road before I attempt a repair...
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