Exact location of Radiator Fan Fuse?

Does anyone know where exactly the radiator fan fuse is located on a 2008 X? We are at a motel in Valemount, BC & don't really feel like tracing down all the wiring to find a fuse we know exists, from looking at the wiring diagram.

Zed managed to skid down a muddy trail sideways, thinking he was heading for a low-side, only to have the bike catch something and flip him off the high side. The bike landed on the left side, but his knee seems to have managed to bash the radiator, as it is probably an inch narrower than it should be . After some finagling, we've gotten the fan spinning again, and tested it with 12V to see that it will run, but suspect the fuse could be blown. Tests will be run in the morning to see if the fan turns on, but if the fuse is blown, it would be nice to know exactly where to find it.

Anyone?

KLRchickie wrote:

The bike landed on the left side, but his knee seems to have managed to bash the radiator, as it is probably an inch narrower than it should be .

Well, if his knee is an inch narrower, he probably did damage his radiator as well.

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After some finagling, we've gotten the fan spinning again, and tested it with 12V to see that it will run, but suspect the fuse could be blown. Tests will be run in the morning to see if the fan turns on, but if the fuse is blown, it would be nice to know exactly where to find it.

Anyone?

Second 7.5 amp fuse from the left is the Rad fan fuse.

If you need an electrical schematic, PM me.

in case you were looking,
the fuse box is behind the air scoop, left side...

Fuzzy Wrench wrote:

in case you were looking,
the fuse box is behind the air scoop, left side...

Thanks. The fuse box was located the next morning, and the fuse proved to be OK. Zed & the bike enjoyed a second day of backroads riding & then Monday night's track night without further incident. We'll have to replace the fan though, the shaft is bent and a blade is missing - vibrates like crazy under operation!!!