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       thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: doniton2 Date: November 13, 2014, 7:19 pm
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       I saw someone post this on facebook and thought I'd share. I
       will be doing this soon. Thanks Joe.
       Just want to share some info with everyone that took me a good
       amount if time to find out ... Your 690 fan kicks on when your
       rad temp gets to 221 F . In my option and many others it should
       kick on earlier. Ktmtwins sells and upgraded thermostat switch
       that kicks fan on at 190 F and they sell a ton. Their switch it
       55$ + shipping . Now If you go to any advanced auto you can get
       the same switch with a LIFETIME warranty for 36$ and if you
       order it threw their website for store pick up you get an
       additional 20% off with the code P20. My local store had one in
       stock so it was way more convenient to have it right away also
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       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: truck11 Date: November 14, 2014, 8:14 am
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       Nice find!  Saw your post on the FB page also.
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       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: mcrider Date: November 14, 2014, 1:29 pm
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       Have you checked the threads are the same yet?
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       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: Rockitboy Date: November 17, 2014, 5:15 pm
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       I just wonder why KTM put in a high temp fan switch? I mean geez
       these KTM engineers probably know more about the 690 engine then
       most of us.. (me anyways lol) so whats up you think?
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       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: truck11 Date: November 18, 2014, 2:56 pm
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       Apparently engine temp needs to be high enough to 'burn' off
       crap and pass emissions.....   something something
       something.....    8)
       #Post#: 2349--------------------------------------------------
       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: Flash Date: January 22, 2015, 7:16 pm
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       I'll be changing my thermostat switch this weekend.....never
       changed one before. I'm looking for directions on torque ? What
       about sealing the threads?
       thanks ::)
       #Post#: 2351--------------------------------------------------
       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: Mcridr Date: January 22, 2015, 7:57 pm
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       For me the easiest way to change it was to lay bike on its left
       side, like it is taking a nap. I also used a little Teflon tape
       just because I was a little nervous about relying on the small
       o-ring sealing it. If you have everything close at hand when you
       pull the old one out you loose very little fluid. On mine the
       stock fan came on about 210 and shut off at 195 ish. Now it
       comes on at 190 and shuts off at around 170. I use an infrared
       temp meter but I was not very attentive after the install so my
       readings are a little off but the point is it comes on and shuts
       off sooner. Which is what I was after.
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       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: Rusty Shovel Date: January 24, 2015, 5:37 pm
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       I bought this plug months ago and it's still sitting in my parts
       bin.  I wish somebody would do something about how lazy I am! ;D
       #Post#: 2369--------------------------------------------------
       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: Drblackbird Date: January 25, 2015, 11:56 pm
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       [quote author=Rusty Shovel link=topic=394.msg2362#msg2362
       date=1422142641]
       I bought this plug months ago and it's still sitting in my parts
       bin.  I wish somebody would do something about how lazy I am! ;D
       [/quote]
       I'll give you $15 for it.......... ;)
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       Re: thermostat switch that kicks fan on at 190 F 
       By: SDMF_Reaps Date: January 26, 2015, 12:13 pm
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       I did it
  HTML http://690enduro.createaforum.com/electrical/fan-thermoswitch-install/msg1471/#msg1471<br
       />and I'm glad I did. My bike runs cooler now.  I don't have a
       catalytic converter anymore so I don't need all that heat.  I
       was getting worried about shutting it down last summer before
       the mod because it was reading almost all the way to the top.
       Now it runs around 3/4 of the scale.
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