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Went out playing in the Deep Water/Mud at 5A today.......Got in some bad stuff and had to stop as not to run over the fella in front of me,, Bike Stalled!...Ok ,, no big deal! hit the starter button and nuttin but some clicking from under the seat.....

Did the Ol pull start thing ,fired right up ... still wont start by the Button ....


ANY ideas??

05 Rincon........

Thanks in advance

Round Man
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If you hear the solenoid clicking then it sounds like it's good ,but you will have to test it ... With a volt meter put the neg (-) probe on the engine (a good ground connection) ,then put the pos (+) probe on the pos post of the starter (under the little rubber boot) .. Then with the key "on" push the starter button.. If the volt meter registers "12v" then your starter could be the problem..
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If you hear the solenoid clicking then it sounds like it's good ,but you will have to test it ... With a volt meter put the neg (-) probe on the engine (a good ground connection) ,then put the pos (+) probe on the pos post of the starter (under the little rubber boot) .. Then with the key "on" push the starter button.. If the volt meter registers "12v" then your starter could be the problem..

Sounds like a good starting point ( no pun intended)......i'll try that in the am ..

Yeah, the clicking sound is rapid not just a Click,,,,

The Joy of ATVing...............LOL!!!



Round Man
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Your connection on battery is getting funny, jiggle the cable a bit, and I bet it starts right up! Try tightening them.
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Your connection on battery is getting funny, jiggle the cable a bit, and I bet it starts right up! Try tightening them.

thanks Robb......Going out to try to fix now,i'll check hot & ground fist..


Round Man........
QUOTE ("Robb":3oiehf86)
Your connection on battery is getting funny, jiggle the cable a bit, and I bet it starts right up! Try tightening them.



Robb

you nailed it.....Lose Pos wire, Tightend both pos/neg.......Life is good


Thanx

Round Man
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