Motorcycle High Water Temperature Fan Not Working
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Motorcycle high water temperature with fan not working reasons are as follows: 1. The engine's high water temperature is mainly caused by the electric fan not starting. After troubleshooting the electric fan issue, the water temperature will return to normal; 2. If the electric fan is not working, first check if the connector has poor contact, inspect the power supply and grounding of the electric fan, check if the fan is stuck, and verify if the fan motor is burnt out. Motorcycle engine cooling systems generally come in three forms: natural air cooling, forced air cooling, and water cooling. Below are their working principles: 1. Natural air cooling: Utilizes the natural wind encountered during the motorcycle's movement as the cooling medium to carry away heat from the cylinder and cylinder head fins, ensuring the motorcycle engine's heated components operate within the appropriate temperature range. 2. Forced air cooling: Uses a fan to increase the velocity of cooling air flowing through the fins, achieving efficient cooling. 3. Water cooling: Uses water as a heat-absorbing medium to cool high-temperature parts and then transfers the heat to the external air, maintaining the engine at the most suitable operating temperature.