Bluemonster2
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So we just got a nice 15 inches of snow in the last 4 days so I was planning to go sledding this weekend. Get my sled outside and go to start it and nothing....... My lights don't even flicker when im pulling it over. Checked for spark and no spark either. So first thing I think is a possible mice problem but I don't see any signs of mice at all. All the wiring under the bar pad is good and I don't see any issues with the wiring from what I can see without pulling the engine.
so I need to know a possible way to check the ignition and kill switch, problem is I don't really know how to check electrical parts and don't have any test equip. Gonna go sand the magnets on my flywheel as this seems to be common problem from when I searched this issue although most people just had no spark, I don't have any lights flickering when I pull her over.
so I need to know a possible way to check the ignition and kill switch, problem is I don't really know how to check electrical parts and don't have any test equip. Gonna go sand the magnets on my flywheel as this seems to be common problem from when I searched this issue although most people just had no spark, I don't have any lights flickering when I pull her over.
drew24
New member
You can unplug the switches and it will bypass. I wish we had 15 inches of snow.lol
Bluemonster2
New member
Ok I will try that. Where is the plug for the ignition? I'm guessing it's under the bar pad?
yamahamark
Member
Flip the hood and it's by the coolant tank.
Kill switch is under the bar pad..
Kill switch is under the bar pad..
Bluemonster2
New member
Thanks you. I found it. And I have power again!!! Woo hoo !!! Faulty ignition switch
yamahamark
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Glad to help
bluemonster1
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hey Scott you lucky dog..solved your starting problems eh!! You didn't get 15 inch's in Petersfield did you???? maybe you mean 15 cm's.....we got around 6 inch's here...well go whip them yellows sleds out there ,show them what a 17 year old sled can do...lol