Bad Warrior Solenoid?
#1
Just recently when I came back from doing a little riding in my back woods, when I parked it and put it in neutral, the neutral light didn't work (yes it was neutral, I pulled it to make sure). So I just thought maybe the light was blown er sumtin. Later in the week I went to start it and and it won't start, not even a clicking noise in the solenoid. Though the solenoid does click when I turn the key in the ignition on and off. I checked all the connections and wires as best as I could with my friend. The battery is fine, I checked that, and my lights work!
I don't know what to do now to find out what it is. Please help...
I don't know what to do now to find out what it is. Please help...
#2
Im not sure if a warrior has this, but it could be a neutral safety switch. Some bikes have them, it dosn't let the bike start in any gear besides neutral. Thats what should control the light and your starting. Hope this helps.
#3
I had a clicking sound and no lights the same as you described on my kodiak and i found out that the connections to my batterie were a little lose and i really tightened them down and my kodiak started up and worked great. Dont know if its the same thing, but this has happened to me twise now. Just an idea.
#7
there are two things you could check 1 is your CDI and the other is the fuse in the little black rubber case. the same thing happened with my warrior but me it was that little fuse.
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#9
hey i have a 95 warrior and it puts out 26 volts instead of 12. so it keeps burning lights and batteries does any one know how i can fix this problem??? what do i have to change replace what ever???
#10
metal man i had the exact same problem IT WAS A NIGHTMARE i even got a entire new starter button kill switch harness it still did not work i hadda rewire the entire starting system use a new solenoid and hook the starter directly to the battery through the new switch. worked fine after that but i never did find the problem i thought maybe it was the computer?


