2003 Yamaha Kodiak 400 Neutral Safety Switch
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By jen
Wow...I packed a small soft side cooler with an ice pack at -4 F and inserted my Type K thermocouple sensor inside so I could monitor the temperature without opening. After 3 hours the inside temperature was 60 F...OMG! The ice pack was solid frozen. Standard temperature for safe storage is < 40 F. What I found by asking was that there should be no air space in the cooler. Packed with Ice preferably ice from connivence store (normally 0 F of less). Food should take up short day trip1:1 ratio.
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By Fonne
Hi
Is looking for a quad to pull a flail mower as my first priority, but also a bit of fun.
So its going to be pulling a flail mower on high grass / weed on a bumpy field at pretty low speed.
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By OldATVowner
Just getting into this issue really. Been replacing solenoids but now I'd like to track down the problem. This time I'm not getting neutral/reverse lights or start button. Was on a creek ride when it started doing this recently. It cranks by arcing the solenoid and gives me no light or start button but if I crank with the pull cord....the neutral light and the button work. Turn it off and try to crank with the key and nothing. I'm looking into the safety switch issue tomorrow and re charging the battery. Just figured this was odd enough of a problem that you guys might be familiar. Thanks
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By wilmpie
hi everybody
I have a kymco mxu 250 automatic from 2006 250 cc that keeps going forwards or backwards when i shift backwards or forwards an then shift to neutral .
if i shutdown the motor and push the quad and restart then its in neutral and don't go forwards or backwards, i already checkt if my motor is running good stationairy .
what can it be or what can i do to fix this?
thanx in advance
p.s. Sorry for my bad english it's not my first language.
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