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RE: Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? Posted by: @graemed You have all of that correct. the overflow is not connected to anything. The cap has holes that let the over pressure out, then it dumps on top of the swirl pot, then out the fitt... |
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RE: Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? @graemed, very helpful, thanks. Do I have the lines coming out from the barb fitting on the right correct? Assuming the barb on the left is the second barb... This looks to me like it's simply an ove... |
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RE: Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? @graemed, so is that small line from the thermostat housing going into the small inlet on the swirl pot (green arrow below) or is it going somewhere else on the pot? When I got my car, the green arro... |
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RE: Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? @graemed, does "reservoir header tank" = swirl pot? I have a swirl pot that's kind of like this: |
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RE: Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? @graemed, thank you sir! Do you have a bracket or something there or is the pump zip tied to the battery area? Also, where does the small bypass outlet from the thermostat housing connect to on your ... |
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RE: Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? Charley, thanks, that helps. The SR3 setup is much easier to access. The SR4 radiator is further forward, basically in front/left of the seat. I think I'm going to mount it near the battery somewh... |
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6 years ago |
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Where is the electric water pump located in an SR3 (or SR1/SR4)? Just got my SR4 back from Carpenter Racing -- had them refresh the engine and do some head work. I had them remove the water pump and install a water pump block off plate so that I can install an elec... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Anyone have a base map for SR4 or similar with stock 1300 engine Hi everyone. Going to bump this... I found that I have a spare, unlocked MBE 992B ecu in the box of spares that I got with the car. I've connected to the ECU this evening using the MBE Easimap 6 sof... |
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RE: Conversion to EV (electric) Charley, very helpful, thanks. The pictures give good insight on motor cooling, etc. |
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RE: Conversion to EV (electric) Dang, my search fu is terrible -- I did not see that before. I love how there's wheel spin for the first 100' or so. Their specs are spot on with what I was looking to accomplish -- 1 hr charge, 15 - ... |
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6 years ago |
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Conversion to EV (electric) Has anyone here done research on converting to electric power? Toying with the idea of doing it on my SR4. I'm running some numbers on weight, run time, motor type, etc. and would be curious to see ... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: 2015 SR3 new owner in MD Trevor, congrats. Do you go to NJMP at all? I'm a drivers club member there so if you ever want to visit, let me know. |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Radical vs Suzuki “normal” water temps Dan, thanks, that makes sense. On my SR4, I do not have an electric water pump -- the water is circulated only using motors mechanical water pump. So that means once I switch the motor off, I don't h... |
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6 years ago |
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Radical vs Suzuki “normal” water temps Seems that 220-230F (around 105C) s considered an acceptable high water temp for Hayabusa street bikes (stop and go traffic, etc.). Why does Radical consider 212F / 100C to be too high? |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Want Centerlock Socket I forgot to mention... The Amazon socket requires a 3/4" drive. My long torque wrench is 3/4" so I was good to go. |
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