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Old 01-21-2010, 11:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hello everyone good forum been reading alot, lastweek on the ice i ran into problems, 06 sportsman 700 efi would stall out and when you go to restart it no power to lights or anything first fuse in box would be warm and you can here it clicking they are resetable type ,when i pulled that one out the atv would get power back and i could start the machine turns out that fuse is for accesory fuse nothing plugged into it to short it out, came home garaged machine and everything is fine now . only code pulled from machine is 54 engine temp sensor checked with ohm meter it seems fine . Now I lost confidence on taking this bike out on ice not a place you want to break down , any help would be appreciated greatly.
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Old 01-21-2010, 11:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Polaris always has loose wire+connection problems. Check all the handle bar control connections+battery connection Breakers(fuses) are popping..it could be a short(look for damaged wires). Check for loose connections around fuse box also.

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Old 01-21-2010, 04:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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yes damm gremlins, looked for obvious signs ,when i came home was surprised fuse reseting was accesory fuse looked over it carefully nothing visibly wrong, dont know if it was snow ice slush packing it under the carriage causing short was praying someone here encountered similiar situation
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I have heard of a wheel speed sensor(on wheel) that gets wet and does that....

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looked over the sensor even took it off and submereged it in water to duplicate problem still cant find the bugger
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hello everyone good forum been reading alot, lastweek on the ice i ran into problems, 06 sportsman 700 efi would stall out and when you go to restart it no power to lights or anything first fuse in box would be warm and you can here it clicking they are resetable type ,when i pulled that one out the atv would get power back and i could start the machine turns out that fuse is for accesory fuse nothing plugged into it to short it out, came home garaged machine and everything is fine now . only code pulled from machine is 54 engine temp sensor checked with ohm meter it seems fine . Now I lost confidence on taking this bike out on ice not a place you want to break down , any help would be appreciated greatly.

*Do the breakers keep tripping? Breakers are known to just stop working(moisture)....most people remove them and add auto blade fuse+holder.
If the breakers/fuses keep blowing there could be a short in the wires....follow the wires from the fuse/breaker and check for damage. Also, you could test the wires for continuity(disconnect wire's)....If it has continuity then there's a short.
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thats the thing its interrmittent, if i keep the fuse out bike is fine have to trace wires but so tight, summer project
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thats the thing its interrmittent, if i keep the fuse out bike is fine have to trace wires but so tight, summer project
True, snow is cold sometimes the wires short out on the back side of the fuse box.....
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well I couldnt find the problem, so to polaris dealer it went they almost gave up 7 hrs into it and recommended changing out wiring harness at this point I agreed because they were also fustrated , get a call in morning the mechanic wouldnt give up and found three cracks in wiring causing the problem rubbing against chassis bike is normal again!
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