Fan Motor Switch; Timer Type Indicator Inspection - Honda Motorcycle Service Manual

TIMER TYPE INDICATOR INSPECTION
Oil level indicator comes o n when the oil i n the tank
reaches a certain level. (Level is not below spec.)
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Faulty oil level switch
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Shorted wire harness
IGNITION MAIN
FUSE SWITCH FUSE
OIL LEVEL SWITCH
jumper wire between the power supply wire (black or
blacklbrown) terminal and the indicator wire (greedred)
terminal to short. Turn the ignition switch On and check
the oil level indicator.
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Oil level indicator does not come on with no oil or a low oil
level i n the tank.
1.
Disconnect the oil level switch connector and connect a
JUMPER
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lNDICATOR
lndicatbr does lndicatAr comes on
not come on
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Faulty oil level switch
Poor switch connection.
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Faulty ignition switch
Poor sub fuse connection.
3. Connect the jumper wire between the power supply
and oil level indicator wires to short. Check for voltage
between the indicator wire and ground.
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Voltage
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NO voltage
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2.
Disconnect the oil level switch connector and check for
voltage between the power supply wire (black or
blacklbrown) and ground.
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Voltage No voltage
JUMPER
- - -
- -
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Burnt bulb
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Broken indicator wire
INDICATOR^
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Faulty ground
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Broken power supply
wire
Faulty sub fuse
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FAN MOTOR SWITCH
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NOTE IGNITION
FUSE SWITCH MAlN FUSE
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The fan motor may continue to run, even when the igni-
tion switch is turned OFF. However, this does not
necessarily indicate trouble.
When the coolant temperature rises to a certain level, the fan
motor switch turns o n t o operate the motor.When t h e
coolant temperature is below the specification,the switch
turns off to stop the fan motor.
NOTE
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Check the coolant level and bleed air from the cooling
system if the coolant is apt to overheat. (See page 5-6
for coolant replacement and air bleeding.)
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RADIATOR
Date of issue: March, 1995
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