650/X-2 Kawasaki x2 over heating
- Thread starter jakeallen650
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- Location
- lake st clair michigan
Just exaust I had a gasket with water holes and still overheated just went to try and still over heating idk anymore
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- Location
- lake st clair michigan
Yeah idk I'm seeing if my friend can come help me he knows 100x more then me
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- Location
- Anchor Bay, MI
Jake jake jake 
I mean, im not a genius on x2's, but this might be a problem
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I mean, im not a genius on x2's, but this might be a problem
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- Location
- lake st clair michigan
Found that in my ski tank today but sadly didn't contribute to any problem
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- Location
- lake st clair michigan
It's got to be the seals
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- Location
- Anchor Bay, MI
Seriously though... have you tried looking up a cooling routing diagram?
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- Anchor Bay, MI
It could be something as simple as a line hooked up wrong
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- Location
- St. Pete, FL
He can't have that exact cooling because he has a line into and out of the front of his head pipe. If he doesn't have one on the back then the pipe is not getting sufficient cooling. If he does have a line off the back of the head pipe, then the extra one on the front is probably robbing the cooling. If the pipe is overheating, it's going to make the engine hot too.