BeauHymel

Thanks, busy with work but I hope to check soon

I will give this a shot

I hope to check this when I get the bike home. Just don't ever remember the fan running with key off.

I think I would turn the key back on till the fan stopped when warm. I hope to find better questions and answers when 

I have it home. Thanks again

Thanks, I check in a few days, the bike is at the deer camp. To answer other questions.

The bike was purchased used, but 10 years ago. Started having issues 2 yrs ago with battery going

bad after only 3 months, killed 3 different batteries. Checked for parasitic amp draw and showed none.

Changed key switch and then RECTIFIER & REGULATOR with no luck. Installed a battery disconnect and

had no issues with battery since. Don't know if the fan coming on was killing batteries or not. It was recently 

I noticed the fan coming on with key off. I need to figure out how the fan is getting power and ground with 

key off and not with key in the run/on position. Sorry for long post just giving some history.

Also the bike is a 2006 Yamaha Kodiak 450 belt drive IRS YFM45FAV with no modifications

Thanks again.

2006 YAMAHA KODIAK 450 4WD  YFM45FAV

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New here, I am having trouble with my bike overheating. The temp light is working but the fan will not run. The fan will only run 

with the ignition in the off position (Key removed).   Not sure how this is possible. Also having electrical problems and it will ruin a battery (if not 

disconnected) about every 3 months. Any help/ideas would be greatly apricated. Thanks in advance