This rig is farm use and hasn't seen wet whether yet soon ihope. The problem rose again and took 2 restarts.fan is dead when not working. I'm thinking it maybe a electronic problem the ecu. Hopefully the warranty guys will fix it.When my P7-4 took a deep swim the fan worked fine for weeks, then out of nowhere it became intermittent. When I shut down due to noticing an over temp light, I let it sit for 1-2 mins, restarted and it worked fine ... no noise, no growl .... nothing. When I got back to the garage, I pulled it a few days later and hooked the wires to a different 12V source. It spun at about 5 RPMs. I rehooked it back up seconds later and it ran at correct speed. I changed it out, raised my vent tube and haven’t had any problems since.
If you’re going to replace it, BE CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE the tiny spacer grommets that you don’t notice until they are removed when you take out the upper 2 bolts from the front. I thought they were just washers and didn’t realize they also were bolt sleeves.
EDIT: Sorry, just saw P1000 ... maybe yours is anchored different.
Finally got my bike back to dealer and the problem was the fan control unit cheers and good luck+1
last night saw my temps rising, noticed that the fas was not on.
Did a reboot- by simply shutting down and instantly re-igniting. Fan came back on instantly and temps began to drop.
My old cfmoto 800 had a sender connection problem i bypassed the sender directly to fans and left it that way permanently works a treat but then I'm a bushy . Have a Good one. CheersMine stopped working this past Sunday (after working all day Saturday). Fuses and wiring all looked good. I ran hot wire off my 2nd fuse panel and wired into blue wire to fan. It worked great rest of weekend. Haven't tore into it yet to find problem.
Check for a lose nut behind the steering wheel! HA!Mine stopped working this past Sunday (after working all day Saturday). Fuses and wiring all looked good. I ran hot wire off my 2nd fuse panel and wired into blue wire to fan. It worked great rest of weekend. Haven't tore into it yet to find problem.
Mine has a pair behind itCheck for a lose nut behind the steering wheel! HA!
I was going to throw a jab at you, your cool!Mine has a pair behind it
Still a problem. Was told to shutdown for 1min and restart by turning key to start without pause on ignition. And that honda is aware of the fault and is working on a fix . How hard could it be for experts !!!Finally got my bike back to dealer and the problem was the fan control unit cheers and good luck
Some info posted by @HondaTech today.Honda released our "monthly" newsletter today and mentioned a fault in the PCM programming that may allow the Pioneer 1000 to turn the temperature light on without activating the fan. This may also result in radiator boiling over.
Basically the circuit isn't being activated inside the PCM. They don't have a permanent fix just yet, but they do have something to remedy the problem if it arises.
Shut the unit off and let it sit for at least 1 full minute.
Start the unit back up without allowing the ignition switch to stay in the "ON" position. Meaning turn the switch quickly from "OFF" to "START"
Process may need to be attempted 2 or 3 times until normal fan operation resumes
I like to know too...Has any of the 2018 year models had this issue?
I have a 2018 and have had no issues. However im just now hitting 226 miles so only time will tell. But i have done several low and slow long grades loaded down with no issues.Has any of the 2018 year models had this issue?
Yes I have a March 2018 p1000 and still has the problem luckily I had fitted a watchdog from newHas any of the 2018 year models had this issue?