as an electrican I can tell you heat shrink and solder is the only way to do any DC connections where water has any chance of getting.
The pinch splice is worthless for any permanant wiring.
If you read thru most grip heater install instructions you will see they ask you to solder and heat shrink everything.
The ones that dont and include butt connectors just want your money and dont care if you have troubles with their product later or not.

 

does anyone have a wire schematic of 2004 grizzly for why i think i fried something in the speedometer cause the blue/white wire coming out of it only has 4 volts unless the netural switch is bad but i dont think so cause all the lights work when you shift into differant gears

needing a lot of help
Steve

 

Go here and download the grizz manual......> LINK

 

Silly question but im asking cause I really dont know , where do the directions say to hook the wires? , I would like to get some handwarmers for my GRIZ cant you just hook them to your battery? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

Sorry to get off subject but, Kodiak 660 Great pics beautiful scenery.I like riding in those conditions.

 

Thanks Oggy!
Here is my Yahoo pics link> Pictures
Or if that link doesnt work try this one and view all the albums LINK

 

I have a electrical problem on my 04 grizz
no power when key is turned on/ nothing lights up/ no starter power/ when I shift a light flashes on the gear indicater / I have not had anytime to trouble shoot yet/ any ideas what it could be?
Thanks

 

Check your fuses under the seat, kill switch on the bars, and charge your battery