steveb
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have you took the top off of your engine and looked for dirt or oil around cylinder fins. some i think had a sensor on each cylinder. i had a fuel line leak and pluged up cylinder cooling fins and light came on. good luck steve
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Combines Head temp light comes on
marv
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Thanks steve, I cleaned the top and the bottom of the motor with a pressure washher before we started the season.thanks again, marvin
MN_Dean
Guest
Our R50 head temp came on once in a while only when it was warm. Ended up the sensor was slightly loose. Took it out cleaned it up and screwed it back in.
Gman
Guest
Check cooling fan for wear.Sometimes the head temp light comes on because it really is Hot.
sebas
Guest
Temp light on my F6l913 comes on at 150C...that's hot man
vstk
Guest
the first thing to question is the blower fan. this hasd been discussed enough that almost every one has an idea how it should look. the other thing, and the thing most often the cause, is AlWAYS over looked. almost every one "thinks" that their engine is clean but most are not. open the engine up, that is to say remove all of the shields and fold the cooler over. air alonme or water alone will not get it clean. you must wash one direction and then blow then wash in the other direction and then blow. you must do this until nothing else comes out of the coolers or fins on the engine. i have seen it take an entire day and then some of washing and blowing to get clean. once it gets wet you better get it really clean or it is worse off. it will some times take a long time to get the material to loosen up and come clean. vstk
marv
Guest
Thanls for all the suggestioms Ithink my problem might be in the wireing found a bad connection. But plan to take off the coolers tomorrow and soak them in varsoil for a day. and then pressure wash them. thanks again Marvin
Tom_Russell
Guest
Are you sure you dont have an oil leakIJ I have owned my R60 for 9 years and have never even considered washing the engine with a pressure washer because all that is necessary is pressurized air once a year. Using water sometimes causes more trouble unless you can completely dry the cooling fins before going to the field.
marv
Guest
tOOK OUT THE OIl COOlERS AND SOAKED THEM IN VARSOIlOVER THE WEEKEND AND PRESSURE WASHSD THEM SEVERAl TIMES. cOMINE RAN REAl COOl TODAY. THANKS FOR THE INFO MARV