Kawasaki Ninja Owners Manual: Intake Air Temperature Meter

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Intake air temperature meter indicates temperature of the air in the air cleaner case.

The “Intake Air” is displayed if the intake air temperature meter is selected.

Intake Air Temperature Meter


A. Intake Air Temperature Meter

B. “Intake Air”

NOTE

The intake air temperature meter shift to the coolant temperature meter automatically if the coolant temperature rises to above 115°C (239°F). In this case, the meter cannot be shifted to the intake air temperature meter until the red warning indicator light goes off.

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