Hi-flow water pump

motosportz mike · Nov 7, 2010

J.R.;130066 said:

Is this an upgrade for the older models 05-07? Looking for some ways to keep my engine cooler.. Im going to be road racing it and want to do as much as I can to help avoid high temps

Yes it fits 2004-2010 all DOHC motors except the 2010 250.

K7MDL · Nov 8, 2010

bandkw;122674 said:

I had a cooling issue on my TXC 450 - saw 260 degrees on my vector. I switched out my impeller for this high flow one and switched to Evans coolant at the same time. I also added the fan from the TE with a manual switch that I turn on when warning light on the Vector tells me I'm over 190 degrees. I don't pass the 190 mark anymore unless I am going hard in tight sections, and turning on the fan will usually drop the temperature back down to a comfy 170 F temperature within a couple minutes. If you don't have a problem, ride on. If your bike gets hot, get one of these as fast as Kelly can ship it to you...

Went riding with 2 Yamahas and 5 KTM's a couple weekends ago. My Husky was one of three bikes that DIDN'T have any mechanical issues that weekend. Last spring, it seemed like my bike was the only one breaking down. It is soooo much better this way.

RE Manual switch: For under $13 you can glue a 190F thermo switch (snap disc switch) to your radiator and eliminate the manual switch. My fan comes on at 200F even, and off at 190F even, with the switch JB welded just below the radiator cap on the back side. Never went above 200F all day of trail riding, fan switch worked perfect. You can order other temps to your liking.

http://www.cafehusky.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14083 has details of parts and application.

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