Just picked up my KQ last week. Have about 100 easy miles on it so far. Today the FI light next to the fuel guage and the red FI light came on. It has not started since. Had to be towed about miles out of the woods by my buddies SP 500.
I read in the manual that you should take it in for service. What is the cause and the fix for those that have had this problem?

Thanks
Doug

 

mine came on last night. it would still run though. after i left it turned off for a few it was ok. another guy that was riding with us also had a king. he layed his on its side going up over a bank and killed it. theFI light starting to flash on his and it wouldn't start. he turned it off for a few and then his was alright.

 

..snug..other forums report that as a bad ECM module

 

Yep, had the exact same problem last weekend. New ecm, no more problem.

 

Thanks for the replies. What do they cost? I might want to carry an extra one with me. It sure sucked being towed back.

 

298.00 list

 

yep I think mine went tonight 6 miles in to the ride my brother in law had to pull me home with his griz oh ya my ecu made it 280 miles thats it!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

I'm the new owner of an 05 KingQuad,its only about 3weeks old.On our first ride at rabbit creek my engine died and the FI light came on and it wouldn't start . I had to be towed about 2 miles to my truck. I took it to my dealer and they changed out the ECM and I was on my way. I only had 6 hours on the Quad.I've got about 15 hours on it now and its running strong.

 

I had the same thing at 125 miles. Now 300 no problem yet.

Has any one had a problem since the new ecm was installed?

I had the newer ecm --last three of the part no 241--

 

The only time I've seen the red FI light was when I laid mine over. I pushed it over and it started right up. My ECM was replaced as part of the "reverse recall" I have noticed a slight loss of torque in reverse and in low, but nothing to worry about.

I believe as part of the reverse recall my ECM is covered for 5 years.