Oil Temp Sensor Honda Rancher 420 at Catherine Capone blog

Oil Temp Sensor Honda Rancher 420. It looks as if it might. All that confusion set aside if your temp light didn't come on then your bike didn't know to shut itself down due to temperature. Information on warranties, emission controls, how to get honda service manuals. It appears that the oil temp sensor shares a connector with the reverse shift switch and the reverse shift switch has a gray wire running to. Get a service manual, it will tell you how to test the fan, and the temp sensor when you say it over heated what exactly hapened? I can find the fan motor connector. I am having difficulty finding the oil temp sensor to disconnect it and then put a jumper to it. I asked the dealer what it could be and where it might go and he said it's either an oil pressure sensor or a tempature sensor. Sequential listing of topics in this owner’s manual. I put the heat gun next to the coolant temp sensor (next to the spark plug) and found out the fan comes on at about ~130c (~265f?).

Sequential listing of topics in this owner’s manual. I am having difficulty finding the oil temp sensor to disconnect it and then put a jumper to it. I asked the dealer what it could be and where it might go and he said it's either an oil pressure sensor or a tempature sensor. I put the heat gun next to the coolant temp sensor (next to the spark plug) and found out the fan comes on at about ~130c (~265f?). All that confusion set aside if your temp light didn't come on then your bike didn't know to shut itself down due to temperature. It looks as if it might. Get a service manual, it will tell you how to test the fan, and the temp sensor when you say it over heated what exactly hapened? I can find the fan motor connector. Information on warranties, emission controls, how to get honda service manuals. It appears that the oil temp sensor shares a connector with the reverse shift switch and the reverse shift switch has a gray wire running to.

How to Change Honda Rancher 420 Oil

Oil Temp Sensor Honda Rancher 420 All that confusion set aside if your temp light didn't come on then your bike didn't know to shut itself down due to temperature. All that confusion set aside if your temp light didn't come on then your bike didn't know to shut itself down due to temperature. I asked the dealer what it could be and where it might go and he said it's either an oil pressure sensor or a tempature sensor. I can find the fan motor connector. Sequential listing of topics in this owner’s manual. I am having difficulty finding the oil temp sensor to disconnect it and then put a jumper to it. It looks as if it might. Get a service manual, it will tell you how to test the fan, and the temp sensor when you say it over heated what exactly hapened? Information on warranties, emission controls, how to get honda service manuals. It appears that the oil temp sensor shares a connector with the reverse shift switch and the reverse shift switch has a gray wire running to. I put the heat gun next to the coolant temp sensor (next to the spark plug) and found out the fan comes on at about ~130c (~265f?).