[chevync20]

I have just recently added a snorkel to my foreman along with my HMF and the fan doesnt come on much any more, is this normal or should i put the fan on a toggle so i can turn it off or on? I let it sit in my yard for 30 minutes and it never come on. I checked the fuse, but where is the sensor on the engine? Im fairly sure it works, but its just odd it doesnt come on much, but i stayed in alot of mud and water when i rode so maybe that is why it did not come on

 

[chevync20]

no one has had this problem??

 

[Railroader]

Jennifer had a problem with her fan, but it was caused by a stick somehow
gettin' lodged up in there & somehow disconnected the wires. Other than
that, no problems.

 

[chevync20]

what wires? Does any one have a pic of the sensor than controls the fan on the engine

 

[JoeForeman]

Number 11 in the pic below is the thermostat. It looks like a watch battery inside of a plastic pouch. It should be attached to the frame near the top of the FR shock mount. Check and see if that is working.

 

[chevync20]

Thanks joe, ill go check tonight when i get off of work

 

[harry]

My first year I thought my fan did not work because it never came on. Finally in the winter with a ton of snow packed around the engine the fan came on. Just trying to add a little personal experience to you situation

 

[bidman]

might just be running cooler

 

[culvert]

is there a way to pull the wires and test the fan to see if it works or if the motor is burnt out?
Just wondering as I picked up a used quad and have never had the fan kick in??

 

[dirty4man]

QUOTE ("Culvert":35oiu96x)

is there a way to pull the wires and test the fan to see if it works or if the motor is burnt out?
Just wondering as I picked up a used quad and have never had the fan kick in??

look here, the 400 and 450 have the same hook up. <a href="http://hondaforeman.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3619" target="_blank">http://hondaforeman.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3619</a>