Kawasaki 650 Prairie, no power! HELP!!!
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03-19-2009, 07:38 PM
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Kawasaki 650 Prairie, no power! HELP!!!
I recently removed and cleaned my winch. When I went to hook it up I must have switched wires or something. I heard a pop and my battery started sizzeling. From that point I had no lights, sounds, NOTHING. I bought a new battery but still nothing. I saw some fuses under the seat but they look good. Are there any fuses or links that are hidden that I could check? Somebody please help!
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Kawasaki 650 Prairie, no power! HELP!!!
It is a 2002. I found a hidden fuse under the seat. It was a blown 30 amp. I was afraid I had fried the wiring! I just sunk $500.00 for a new starter switch and both carbs rebuilt. I love this ATV! My friend has a 750 but I like mine better because it has a lover center of gravity.
The real problem I have with this ATV is that it is loosing compression. I have lost some power but it is to expensive for me to fix. I have been told it is probably a bent lifter or something like that. I'm not really mechanicly inclined. I'm actually the reason God made Mechanics. Seems to me that since Mechanics are so expensive, God would bless people like me with jobs that could afford us to use them!
Thanks for your reply! You were the only one!
The real problem I have with this ATV is that it is loosing compression. I have lost some power but it is to expensive for me to fix. I have been told it is probably a bent lifter or something like that. I'm not really mechanicly inclined. I'm actually the reason God made Mechanics. Seems to me that since Mechanics are so expensive, God would bless people like me with jobs that could afford us to use them!
Thanks for your reply! You were the only one!
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03-24-2009, 11:36 AM
Kawasaki 650 Prairie, no power! HELP!!!
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Dumpster Dawg
It is a 2002. I found a hidden fuse under the seat. It was a blown 30 amp. I was afraid I had fried the wiring! I just sunk $500.00 for a new starter switch and both carbs rebuilt. I love this ATV! My friend has a 750 but I like mine better because it has a lover center of gravity.
The real problem I have with this ATV is that it is loosing compression. I have lost some power but it is to expensive for me to fix. I have been told it is probably a bent lifter or something like that. I'm not really mechanicly inclined. I'm actually the reason God made Mechanics. Seems to me that since Mechanics are so expensive, God would bless people like me with jobs that could afford us to use them!
Thanks for your reply! You were the only one!</end quote></div>
$500.00 for that is a good deal........maybe they can do the motor too!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
It is a 2002. I found a hidden fuse under the seat. It was a blown 30 amp. I was afraid I had fried the wiring! I just sunk $500.00 for a new starter switch and both carbs rebuilt. I love this ATV! My friend has a 750 but I like mine better because it has a lover center of gravity.
The real problem I have with this ATV is that it is loosing compression. I have lost some power but it is to expensive for me to fix. I have been told it is probably a bent lifter or something like that. I'm not really mechanicly inclined. I'm actually the reason God made Mechanics. Seems to me that since Mechanics are so expensive, God would bless people like me with jobs that could afford us to use them!
Thanks for your reply! You were the only one!</end quote></div>
$500.00 for that is a good deal........maybe they can do the motor too!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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03-25-2009, 05:58 PM
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