Post by dacker on May 7, 2019 17:06:05 GMT -5
My son was riding the ATV this evening, stopped shut the engine off and his brother was going to ride next. When they tried to restart nothing happened. No clicking etc.. The only thing happening is that when the start button is pushed the gear selection and brake light turn off while the button is being pushed. The battery has full charge, I checked and replaced the fuse and have found no damaged\broken wiring any where. I also tried bypassing the fuse just to totally eliminate that as a possibility.
Same result if we try to use the remote also. Both hand and foot brake are being pulled\pushed when trying to start, though we've never had to use both to start it in the past.
Any ideas where to look next? Hate to have to replace this unit as it has been virtually trouble free for the 2 years we have owned it. However, since this is our pit vehicle at the races, we are on a bit of a time crunch to get it running again too.
Any and all help\suggestions are appreciated.
**UPDATE** I have been emailing the dealer we purchased through, they're last suggestion was either battery or start switch. I hadn't originally suspected the battery because there were no signs of slow starting etc. like you would typically get with a dying battery. However, I disconnected the battery, grabbed a jump box and hooked it to the wire, fired right up!
One thing down!
Same result if we try to use the remote also. Both hand and foot brake are being pulled\pushed when trying to start, though we've never had to use both to start it in the past.
Any ideas where to look next? Hate to have to replace this unit as it has been virtually trouble free for the 2 years we have owned it. However, since this is our pit vehicle at the races, we are on a bit of a time crunch to get it running again too.
Any and all help\suggestions are appreciated.
**UPDATE** I have been emailing the dealer we purchased through, they're last suggestion was either battery or start switch. I hadn't originally suspected the battery because there were no signs of slow starting etc. like you would typically get with a dying battery. However, I disconnected the battery, grabbed a jump box and hooked it to the wire, fired right up!
One thing down!