Raptor Reverse Rev Limiter coming on while going forward
#1
We have a 2004 600 Raptor and for some reason at a certain RPM the rev limiter and reverse light come on. Has anyone ever heard of this?
We tore the machine apart and checked all the connections for bad grounds and/or cut wires and didn't find anything.
It seems to be related to moisture... when you wash the machine or go through water, it will run good for a little bit till it dries out.
The dealer said it could be a bad ground or the box going bad but wanted to give a shout out to see if anyone else had this problem since we can't find a bad ground (and we tore thing thing nearly 90% apart looking).
We tore the machine apart and checked all the connections for bad grounds and/or cut wires and didn't find anything.
It seems to be related to moisture... when you wash the machine or go through water, it will run good for a little bit till it dries out.
The dealer said it could be a bad ground or the box going bad but wanted to give a shout out to see if anyone else had this problem since we can't find a bad ground (and we tore thing thing nearly 90% apart looking).
#2
If the reverse light is coming on I would be giving the reverse light switch a good looking at. If it is not sealed good water can get in there and jump the two contacts and trip the light and the RLer.
#4
Actually it makes perfect sense. Water with minerals in it is a very good conductor of electricity. Those contacts are very close together in a little switch and a little water can bridge the gap and turn the light on.
#5
Sorry, let me rephrase... When the system is wet the RL or light doesn't come on. When it is dry, the RL and light come on at about 40% - half throttle.
The moisture seems to be preventing the failure, not promoting it.
The moisture seems to be preventing the failure, not promoting it.
#6
Strange?
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