CFMOTO engine overheats during summer rides, how can I fix this?

It could be because the coolant level is too low, there are air spots in the system, the radiator fan is broken, or the thermostat is stuck.

First, check the amount of the coolant and add more if needed. Bleed the cooling system to get rid of any air that is stuck and stopping the flow of coolant.

Check to see if the radiator fan turns on when the engine does. If it doesn't, you may need to repair the fan motor or relay.

Also, check the thermostat. If it's stuck shut, the water won't be able to flow.

To improve airflow, make sure the radiator fans are clean and free of any dirt or dust. If you live somewhere hot, moving to a high-performance coolant might also help.

To avoid overheating problems, it's important to do regular repair before the busy summer riding season.

To get more help, go to https://www.cfmoto.com and click "Contact Us" to get in touch with the support team in your area.

You can also send CFMOTO an email at [email protected].

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