HELP!! Starter questions
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HELP!! Starter questions
i am thinking it is a weak battery and bad solenoid.
when i plug a jumper cable to the battery, it turns over a little bit easier but still get a bunch of clicking for the solenoid. after a couple of short burst attempts the atv will start up with the electric starter.
once i remove the jumper cables it will be weak again and still get a bunch of clicking for the solenoid.
when i plug a jumper cable to the battery, it turns over a little bit easier but still get a bunch of clicking for the solenoid. after a couple of short burst attempts the atv will start up with the electric starter.
once i remove the jumper cables it will be weak again and still get a bunch of clicking for the solenoid.
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HELP!! Starter questions
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: recon99
I doubt it's your solenoid at this point. Usually either a solenoid works perfectly, or it doesn't do anything at all. I've never seen one that just kinda worked like you're seeing.</end quote></div>
I am thinking the same thing. At this point it really just sounds like a weak battery; dependent on the jump source.
I doubt it's your solenoid at this point. Usually either a solenoid works perfectly, or it doesn't do anything at all. I've never seen one that just kinda worked like you're seeing.</end quote></div>
I am thinking the same thing. At this point it really just sounds like a weak battery; dependent on the jump source.
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HELP!! Starter questions
i used one of those sears craftsman battery charger/jump starter that you plug in to an electric outlet. when i used that to jump start it and held in the starter button then i hear the solenoid just clicking and starter will turn once in awhile. when i press the starter button in bursts then after several attempts it will finally start.
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HELP!! Starter questions
Sounds like you just have a dead battery and nothing else. Those plug in jump starters really don't have near enough power to jump start a dead battery on their power alone. Try jumping it off a car or lawn mower or something, or just take the battery to an auto parts store and get it load tested such we've already suggested...
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