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Coolant / temp. light comes on and over flow leaks coolant on my 2009 V Star 1300

Coolant / temp. light comes on and over flow tube leaks a little coolant on my 2009 V Star 1300. Radiators clean and fins are fine. Any help ???

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Is your thermistat working ok ?

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  • Posted on Jun 28, 2010

SOURCE: bike keeps over heating and leaking coolant from

THERE IS A PLASTIC GEAR IN RT SIDE COVER HOOKED UP TO WATER PUMP IT IS WORN OUT REPLACE IT

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  • Posted on Nov 10, 2008

SOURCE: Coolant Leak

There was nothing about having a leak and then not happening again after 5,000 miles of riding. If I remember, only something about it's normal and goes away when the seal around the water pump expands, but since my ride has over 5,000 miles I would imagine it wouldn't be pertaining to my situation. Make sure your rad does not have a small hole that spits coolant when under preasure/high temp.

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  • Posted on May 01, 2009

SOURCE: Flushing Radiator and Replacing Coolant

yes you do
do this with the radiator cap off and keep adding till it is full after the thermostat opens let it burp all of the air out and keep topping off the radiator till the whole system is full

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 27, 2009

SOURCE: Constantly leaks coolant. I have to refill at least once a week.

cooling fan working ?

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  • Posted on Sep 29, 2009

SOURCE: my YZF 426 2002 model has been rebuilt twice but

sounds like the raditor could be blocked or the pump is spinning to fast install bigger radiator pipes also fill it with coolant completely to the lid and also bleed the air out off system get back to me if need any more help or you have done this

Testimonial: "THANKS HEAPS, RADIATORS ARE CLEAR BUT WHAT CAN CAUSE THE WATER PUMP 2 SPIN TO FAST? "

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