EOT meter for OEM oil cooler

[dsinned_imp]

For testing purposes, yes, briefly, directly to the bike's 12 volt battery without the engine running. I powered up the fan initially to see how much air flows to the rear of the cooler. I was pleasantly surprised to find sufficient moving air produced by this "pusher" fan. Now, I'm going to take a ride with no fan to measure the temperature at the oil inlet (supply) side of the cooler using my Trail Tech temp meter. This is to have a baseline reading with respect to the peak temperature measured at the "hot side" of the cooler. The Trail Tech meter stores the maximum temperature recorded after surpassing 130F (with self reset), but I will be able to read the temp in real time as well. After I have this data, then I will reinstall the fan, including all associated wiring to have automatic temperature activated control.