[ckoz71]

OK heres the deal my brothers 04 600ho rev adr wont start with the push of a button, we replaced the battery, checked the fuses, and nothing. The stupid thing wont turn over it doesnt make a sound, its just dead, it will start if we pull it but who wants to do that if we can just push a button(how lazy we have become). We arent sure what to do so if anyone could give us some ideas we would really appreciate it. We are going to the soo this wknd and then over to newberry on sun til tuesday so if you got some trail reports on those areas I would appreciate that also.
Thanks, ckoz

 

[ckoz71]

TTT

 

[ckoz71]

ttt

 

[curts]

mine did that last year in febuary when i was out west! when i got home to minnesota the dealer told me it was toast.i just got my new electric start in december!

 

[kingofl337]

Does the RER work?

 

[Rev Kev]

mine did that last year in febuary when i was out west! when i got home to minnesota the dealer told me it was toast.i just got my new electric start in december!

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Did you check the fuse by the relay under the instrument pod. It is on the left side, on the aluminum upright, there is a relay there also, worth checking. also check the starter relay on top of the battery. Hope this helps and good luck.

 

[Yellowknife]

Is it an SDI?

 

[ckoz71]

Does the RER work?

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no the rer doesnt work either

not sdi

ckoz

 

[Rev Kev]

Does the RER work?

[snapback]292016[/snapback]​

no the rer doesnt work either

not sdi

ckoz

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If RER ans ES dont work, then check the start/rer button. Next check the relay I mentioned in my prior post.

 

[revmeister]

When my 03 600 ho electric did the same thing, we took the handlebar module apart and found that there wasn't any power to the switch. We traced along the wire harness up under the dash (yes where it is pain to see anything) and there were a couple small plastic modules (I assume relays) in the harness. we took them out, made sure the contacts were clean, put them back in and she fired right up with the starter.

I've read another account or two on here about others with the same problem and the same fix..... apparently on the assembly line they don't get these snapped in tight, or moisture gets in to the contacts..... Haven't had a problem with them since. Hope your fix is this easy also....... love the E starter!

FYI..... Revmeister.....

 

[Blue Rodeo]

I should have done a search I did a new post Rev wont start mine does the same thing. My problem started after I washed it.