07 king quad 700 electrical issue
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07 king quad 700 electrical issue
I have an issue with my 2007 King Quad 700. It is obviously electrical, but I am looking for a little help.
When i turn the ignition switch to the on postion there is a clicking noise coming from the electrical components under the seat. I'm pretty sure it's the FI relay. If i uplug the relay the FI light comes on. If it will even attempt to do anythihg the ignition relay/starter solenoid makes a buzzing noise. The motor will not even turn over. The battery is fully charged and after the start switch is pressed the screen goes blank when i turn the key to light or aux setting. I'm an idiot when it comes to this stuff.
HELP
When i turn the ignition switch to the on postion there is a clicking noise coming from the electrical components under the seat. I'm pretty sure it's the FI relay. If i uplug the relay the FI light comes on. If it will even attempt to do anythihg the ignition relay/starter solenoid makes a buzzing noise. The motor will not even turn over. The battery is fully charged and after the start switch is pressed the screen goes blank when i turn the key to light or aux setting. I'm an idiot when it comes to this stuff.
HELP
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07 king quad 700 electrical issue
Check, clean, tighten the battery connections, plus the connections at the starter relay and starter itself.
Unless it is a sealed, maintenance free battery, check the water level of the battery. Add distilled water & trickle charge if necessary.
If all of the above is OK, try a load test of the battery. Make sure the battery is charged, then simply turn the headlights on (engine off). If after a few minutes the headlights are notably dimmer, the battery needs to be replaced--a battery can show 12 volts, but lack the amperage to actually spin the starter/engine.
Unless it is a sealed, maintenance free battery, check the water level of the battery. Add distilled water & trickle charge if necessary.
If all of the above is OK, try a load test of the battery. Make sure the battery is charged, then simply turn the headlights on (engine off). If after a few minutes the headlights are notably dimmer, the battery needs to be replaced--a battery can show 12 volts, but lack the amperage to actually spin the starter/engine.
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