How to Test a Motorcycle Cooling Fan on the Indian Scout Bobber and Rogue

Test your cooling fan with a 12v Battery and some wire. I used a garage door backup battery that I had handy. I also used some bell wire like the ones used for Garage door sensors, speaker wire, or any thin wire should work as well. This demonstration is on an Indian Scout Bobber but should work with many air cooled motorcycles like Harley Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Victory, Kawasaki etc #indianscoutbobber

[@Richard_Evil]

Good tip. Hope you find the problem and get it fixed.

[@RickyBobber]

Thanks man. Me too

[@kirk561]

Are those dean speed pegs?? How do you like them??

[@RickyBobber]

So far so good! Been almost a yeat

[@nelsonolmeda2793]

My bike seems to have a overheating issue as well. What was the solution?

[@LaraMotoAdventures]

Try testing or replacing the temperature sensor,.
Good luck bro

[@Ben-un3gk]

How am you tell it’s over heating ?? Does it have a temp gauge??? Two part question is that cover under warranty

[@RickyBobber]

When it overheats it shows you an error code with the temp. Also the temperature is an option to select on your screen at any time. Mine personally is no longer under my 2 year warranty

[@MotoChurro]

Check your coolant temp sensor. Also you can tape into the wiring to the temp sensor and add a switch to turn on the fan manually. I've done that to a few bike so I can keep it cool at stop lights.

[@RickyBobber]

That's a good idea

[@mikeh4686]

Good to know. Please let us know what you find out.

[@RickyBobber]

Will do. Thinking the Thermostat now

[@TheREAL.BrandOnShow]

Where did you get your chamberlain battery 🤣

[@RickyBobber]

You know

[@Smallbore2wheels]

Big Fan of this video 😂

[@RickyBobber]

cool pun😄

[@Smallbore2wheels]

@@RickyBobber breezy