John Deere Gator 825i Over Heating And Coolant Temp Sensor Here is my story. spring of 2020 825i gator started over heating within running for 5 minutes, by overheating i mean all 6 bars on display were lit up but not flashing nor was temp light flashing. bled system to verify that wasn't issues. fan was kicking in and staying on appropriate to temps. L. leeriver72 discussion starter. 2 posts · joined 2016. #1 · aug 2, 2016. my 825i overheats. cleaned filter, cleaned radiator, let air out at bleed screw. cooling fan runs sometimes, but not now. ran a power from battery, and fan runs. i have a shop manual, but cannot find "coolant temperature sensor".
825i Overheating John Deere Gator Forums About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how works test new features nfl sunday ticket press copyright. 2015 825i overheating. we recently acquired a 2015 825i and noticed that it appears to be overheating based on the led display. there's no other indication of it overheating, in fact it runs fine in this condition. it's important to note the fan does work and turns on periodically, coolant is topped off, and radiator fins appear clean. 2011 gator 825i overheating. my gator started overheating and my electric fan will not come on. i replaced the 30a fuse even though it wasn't bad. i replaced the electric fan. i replaced the temp sensor. still no fan and still overheats. i'm assuming the only thing left is the thermostat??? what's the stat part # so i can order one and try that?. Drill a hole in the top of the thermostat, 1 8 inch, ensure you don't drill where the thermostat closes and seals or where it will be covered by the gasket or sealant. put the stuff back together, fill radiator, while filling remove the dark bolt on the intake manifold near the center and purge the air out of the system while filling the.
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