Originally posted by: RayneSavage
Still waiting on the Starter to show up.....probably behind because of the X-mas rush....

..but I got to thinking. The quad ran fine after I put the new battery in. It seemed to get harder and harder to start after I shut it off and started it over and over again. This would be due to the Stator (generator) not charging the battery after each start, so its solely relying on the battery's power.

The battery power is depleted, no start.

Makes sense to me......agree????[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

[i]Originally posted by: fastblaster00

yes. hook it up to ur battery charger and take it from there. start it. do u have a meter u can read volts with? see how many volts the bike has. befor startup and when its running. ill do the same with mine when i get home from work if ya want.

Originally posted by: garyc660R
I have a similar problem myself.....just have'nt had time to run the problem down. New higher amp Grizzly battery and new starter and the slow cranking still exists. Have double checked all wiring and made sure everything is secure. As done earlier, the relay has been replaced as well. When the starter is engaged the engine will "try" to crank over but something just won't let it. I try this for several tries and then try engine will all of a sudden start cranking and eventually start. These problems even started well before installation of a new L and A 1 way. Good luck guys.