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Old 10-17-2009, 12:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Will FS-130 Napa Fan Switch fit 87 VFR700?

I'm looking for a Fanstat (fans switch) that comes on about 10 degrees earlier than my stock oem one. I see the Napa FS-130 and other similar aftermarket ones have been used in other Honda's but want to be sure it's not too long or wrong size/thread for 87 VFR700.


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Just measured one of my collection (5) of defunct Honda thermoswitches removed over the years.......outer diameter of threads is 16mm, and length of protrusion is 11mm on one, 15mm on another.

They switch on @ 212F./100 C.

Adding a manual switch in parallel with your thermoswitch could help.
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Just measured one of my collection (5) of defunct Honda thermoswitches removed over the years.......outer diameter of threads is 16mm, and length of protrusion is 11mm on one, 15mm on another.

They switch on @ 212F./100 C.

Adding a manual switch in parallel with your thermoswitch would help.
Excellent, I found a couple that will kick the fan on earlier and I'm adding a manual switch allso. The Napa FS-130 is $50 but I found the same specs on the Beck/Arnley WorldParts 201-0817 on Ebay for $22. These were for 83 and other years Honda Accord 16MM...Temperature Rating:On At 191-198 Deg F.; Off At 182-189 Deg F. Descending Temperature.






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I've been using a fan switch for an 83 Nissan pulsar for a while now. getting good results so far. on at 197 and off at 182...
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I've been using a fan switch for an 83 Nissan pulsar for a while now. getting good results so far. on at 197 and off at 182...
That's a better turn on point. I'm in AZ, it get real hot here. Much hotter than even Key West, We used to hang out in Cudjoe Key my X father in law lives there. Lots of fun racing waverunners thru the mangrove cuts. captb
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I've been using a fan switch for an 83 Nissan pulsar for a while now. getting good results so far. on at 197 and off at 182...
Thanks! Guess i'll pick one of those up this weekend (since my switch isn't working at all) when i do a tune-up on the bike
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Thanks! Guess i'll pick one of those up this weekend (since my switch isn't working at all) when i do a tune-up on the bike
my bike is an 07 so it might not work on yours as well. hold on to the reciept...
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