Electrical Problem 2007 700cc 2up
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Electrical Problem 2007 700cc 2up
First off I am new and hello all.
I Have a 2007 700cc 2up. I can plow snow for 1-2 hours and then the machine will shut off. I mean all electrical/power is gone. If I let it sit for a few minutes the power comes back and can plow for 5-10 minutes and it dies again. Can this be an over heat issue????
Jim
I Have a 2007 700cc 2up. I can plow snow for 1-2 hours and then the machine will shut off. I mean all electrical/power is gone. If I let it sit for a few minutes the power comes back and can plow for 5-10 minutes and it dies again. Can this be an over heat issue????
Jim
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If hot light doesn't come on and fan kicks on and off ok before it cuts off,wouldn't think it's an over heating issue. Could be a fuel pump issue or even the fuse block or fuses. Fuse blocks on the 700/800 machines were bad about having wires pulling out or touching other wires sporadically causing problems.You can pull it up and check wiring. I'd check the fuel pump pressure to make sure it's holding 39 psi without any drop also. This may be the main problem.
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The fan kicks on and off but no hot light. I will check some wiring as you suggest, do not think it is the pump as the power to the whole atv cuts out. there is no power to anything and then bam everything works. I have replaced the battery, regulator and cleaned up the winch connections along the frame right hand side as the winch was acting up.
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Could it be that after a couple hours plowing the battery is pulled down too low for the efi and shuts it down , letting it set would allow the battery to recover enough to run again ? Maybe you need a second battery or take a break after a hour of plowing and put it on a charger for a while ?
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Could it be that after a couple hours plowing the battery is pulled down too low for the efi and shuts it down , letting it set would allow the battery to recover enough to run again ? Maybe you need a second battery or take a break after a hour of plowing and put it on a charger for a while ?
Just like you took the battery cable off and then put it back on. The quad is at the lake so I might have to wait for spring or bring it home and go over it thoroughly.
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again thanks for the help!
Jim
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Nope the fuse block just comes with a complete wiring harness which is really stupid.As much a problem as they were on the 700/800 they should be available or either redesign the block. What happens usually one of the pins can pull back out of the fuse block a little from vibration and cause erratic contact or wires can rub bare spots and touch other wires leading into the box. Hopefully you can fix it up.