Sportsman 90 full throttle ..starts to sputter
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I think I will find some DRL from the local Auto stores as long as they are close in size that will be ok for me. Untill then Im just gona get on our bad motor scooter and ride.
Thanks everyone for the input.
Thanks everyone for the input.
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If getting lights from your local auto / hardware type store, ensure their combined Watts are below 32. If wondering, the stator on the '03 Polaris 90 is 12 volts but can only pump out 32-35 watts. If you install 2x20 watt lights, it will drain the battery very quickly. If wondering, I installed DRLs on my son's '03 Pred-90. We used 2 x auto fog lights that contain MR11-20 bulbs. We then downgraded their MR11-20 bulbs with MR11-10 watt bults. I then re-wired the tail light to be a combo light. To reduce wattage drain on the rear light, I replaced its 1157 conventional bulb with a 1157 LED "low wattage" bulb. Thus, more available watts for the 2 x front lights. In the winter (for our "around the house") driving, I replaced 1 front MR11-10 bulb with a MR11-20 bulb. Thus, still remaining under the 32 watt max limit. Our battery has never gone dead when staying under 32 total watts.
Hope this helps as well....
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If getting lights from your local auto / hardware type store, ensure their combined Watts are below 32. If wondering, the stator on the '03 Polaris 90 is 12 volts but can only pump out 32-35 watts. If you install 2x20 watt lights, it will drain the battery very quickly. If wondering, I installed DRLs on my son's '03 Pred-90. We used 2 x auto fog lights that contain MR11-20 bulbs. We then downgraded their MR11-20 bulbs with MR11-10 watt bults. I then re-wired the tail light to be a combo light. To reduce wattage drain on the rear light, I replaced its 1157 conventional bulb with a 1157 LED "low wattage" bulb. Thus, more available watts for the 2 x front lights. In the winter (for our "around the house") driving, I replaced 1 front MR11-10 bulb with a MR11-20 bulb. Thus, still remaining under the 32 watt max limit. Our battery has never gone dead when staying under 32 total watts.
Hope this helps as well....
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