I have a 2005 yamaha raptor 350 SE that my little brother put the battery charger on backwards. Since then we haven't been able to get it started with or without the charger hooked up (correctly, this time). I don't have the owners manual with it, but I figured there are some fuses somewhere that will need replaced now and possibly the battery is bad now? I was wondering if anyone else had some insight on this issue. Any help is well appreciated.


Thanks,
Parker

 

There is one fuse on this quad. Look for it under the left rear fender, it will have red wires and is most likely going to be a glass fuse.

How long did he have the charger on it backwards?

 

I believe it was only left on for a few minutes, but I wasn't there when it was done. We had usually just been using it to get the atv started, so once they couldn't get it started with the charger on backwards, I'm hoping they removed it and thats when they came inside and told my dad. Thanks for letting me know about that fuse though, I would have tore that thing apart looking for it probably.

 

The fuse on the Raptor 350 is actually under the seat in front of the battery: It's a plug-in automotive style fuse.:http://www.ronniesmailorder.co...che_section_detail.asp

Well that didn't quite take youto the right place, but you can select your bike and select electrical1 and that will be a layout of the Raptor 350 electrical components. Completely different than a Warrior.

 

I thought I had looked all around the battery when I pulled it out, but I'll look agian. Thanks for the insight.

 

Found the fuse, and one of them was blown. It was an automotive type fuse like you said and I just happened to have a couple laying around. Thanks for the help [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]