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Tickover Affected By Fan

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Should the tickover be affected by the fan coming on? Also should the fan increase in speed when you raise the revs? Don't remember this happening on previous bike.Cheers

I've not noticed tickover changing when my fan comes on, but if your idle is low and the fan is already on and you raise the revs, yes, the fan speed will increase a bit.

Obviously, both are entirely possible

 

The electrical energy needed to run the fan increases the load on the alternator / engine and drags the tickover down a little

If the output of the alternator at tickover is less than 12v then the fan will run slow, increasing the alternator / engine rpm and thus the voltage will increase the fan rpm

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Thanks everyone. Can't say I noticed it on previous Gasser I'll  rest easy now Cheers

It is much more prevalent on the new Gassers with the integrated XiU regulator/rectifier.  Nothing to worry about.

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