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Re: 5488 clicking noise


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Posted by JJK on May 27, 2006 at 07:09:13 from (216.189.131.167):

In Reply to: 5488 clicking noise posted by Kricket3 on May 26, 2006 at 18:33:21:

Read all this first and check the last first. Well I found my diagrams, check the sentry power wire to see if its off the right or left battery or if it has been rerouted to the battery connection on the starter. This wire powers the right side fuse block and the bottom 10A fuse on the left side. Make sure that the bottom left 10A fuse and the 2nd from the bottom right side 10A fuse are both in good shape and not melted in the holder. These two power up the controller. If you have a test light (meter would be best to see if there is 12V) check for power in the connections to the controller. In one plug there is a RD/WH from the right fuse and from the left fuse there is a RD/BK in the other plug. The plug with the RD/BK has a RD wire that is keyed power. Check for a good ground, in the plug with the RD/WH has a BK ground wire and there is also a single BK ground wire and they run to the RIGHT HAND BATTERY GROUND. (I forgot about that) You might have a loose or dirty ground connection on the frame and battery if not a bad wire. Its not a nice spot to get to so make sure you have a good flash light. Let me know what you find.


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