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I've got a 1999 VZ800, it keeps over heating.
New battery, new switches, new ignition coils, carbs rebuilt, the bike has no thermostat.
Checked impeller etc. Any assistance will be appreciated thanks.
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Thermostats are designed to keep coolant IN THE RADIATOR to maintain the correct temperature. I would drain all of the old coolant and put a new thermostat in and see if it helps.

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Thermostats are designed to keep coolant IN THE RADIATOR to maintain the correct temperature. I would drain all of the old coolant and put a new thermostat in and see if it helps.

Sam:cool:

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Thank you all for your guidance, however I've looked everywhere possible, but there isn't anywhere that a thermostat is missing, the bike didn't come with one.
Does anyone have a diagram of where it might be located?? Thanks in advance.
 

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Everywhere possible??? A GOOGLE check found many topics about your thermostat:

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Removed every mechanism that is connected to the engine with regards to water passages, the only part l didn't remove is the connector hose between front and rear cylinders still no thermostat.
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Everywhere possible??? A GOOGLE check found many topics about your thermostat:

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if the ignitor is malfunctioning will it cause the engine to advance and retard causing the engine to overheat to the point where you cannot sit on the bike.
 

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Did you back-flush radiator? Sludge in radiator will slow down flow and cause overheating.

Also did you answer question about fan? Does it turn ON when radiator gets too hot?
 
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