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Sounds like you need a fully enclosed UTV with heat and A/C.
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If it shorted itself out it sounds like there was a bad ground somewhere. Look for loose or damaged wires associated with the kill switch. Only thing I can think of.
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This is the same thing as Facebook Marketplace. Thousands a day between vehicles and trailers and Facebook won't do anything. If the deal is too good to be true it is a scam. Also if the pictures suck, cropped, background does not match climate, or an email in the picture (usually gmail) it is a scam. Also anything they want money before product it is a scam.
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I had the same issue with one of mine and for some reason it was the winch. Switched the power to a switched source and it solved the problem.
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Holy crap that sucks. Can't think of anything else it would be, especially if it has never been apart...
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Yes sounds like it is a switch safety issue. I would try and clean/adjust it first.
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Just a new guy here in the Madison, WI USA area. Have a couple of quads, some always seem to come and go. Recently sold my Ranger to pay for a new driveway (boo!) which just shows that being an adult can be dumb haha. Still have a Brute Force 650, Sportsman 500, and a project Can Am 500. Usually tinkering with something...
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I have had the switches go bad numerous times on old motorcycles. If the battery tests good you can unplug the ignition switch and just 2 of the connections. You should get power with some combination. They you know its the switch.
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Awesome videos!
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750 Kawasaki Brute Force
in Kawasaki ATV Forum
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1) remove seat, unplug black and grey 4-pin connectors
2) swap plugs, grey to black and black to grey
3) turn on ignition switch, belt light should be flashing quickly
4) disconnect 2-pin belt switch above torque converter cover, belt light should be flashing slowly
5) let flash for at least 5 seconds
6) turn off ignition switch
7) reconnect 4-pin connectors black to black and grey to grey, reconnect 2-pin belt switch
😎 turn on ignition switch to confirm belt light is out
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"the reset procedure is similar to 650 700. Unplug 2 pin conector going to belt switch. Unplug black conector under seat , unplug white conector beside it ( white plug is a reset plug which has no wires conected to it from machine) Plug reset plug into black plug turn key to on , turn off. plug everything back to stock. You are done."
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1) remove seat, unplug black and grey 4-pin connectors
2) swap plugs, grey to black and black to grey
3) turn on ignition switch, belt light should be flashing quickly
4) disconnect 2-pin belt switch above torque converter cover, belt light should be flashing slowly
5) let flash for at least 5 seconds
6) turn off ignition switch
7) reconnect 4-pin connectors black to black and grey to grey, reconnect 2-pin belt switch
😎 turn on ignition switch to confirm belt light is out