ryansmorol
Member
Recently purchased a 98 Bombardier GS with an electrical issue.
No beeps no gauges
found the 5 amp fuse blown, read that that is indicative of a short, and began to hunt it down. after much looking i found that when i plug in the magneto wire the fuse blows. Does this mean i have a bad magneto or could this be a mpem issue? is there there a way to differentiate them? i'm having a hell of a time getting the flywheel off to get a look at the magneto and before i do anything drastic i wanted to know i'm sniffing down the correct trail. also i tested my starter solenoid for continuity across the tops poles and it was continuous, does that me i need a new starter solenoid?
tested the NESS seems to be conncting
Tested the beeper seems to be working
tested the start button and is definitely working
Is there a method for testing the rectifier?
also i tested the leads into the magneto and 2 pairs of them have resistance and are connected but if you cross pairs i get no resistance.
also if i replace the fuse with a piece of copper, the 15 amp one in the back blows.
Thank you to anyone that can help, let me know if im missing info.
-Ryan
No beeps no gauges
found the 5 amp fuse blown, read that that is indicative of a short, and began to hunt it down. after much looking i found that when i plug in the magneto wire the fuse blows. Does this mean i have a bad magneto or could this be a mpem issue? is there there a way to differentiate them? i'm having a hell of a time getting the flywheel off to get a look at the magneto and before i do anything drastic i wanted to know i'm sniffing down the correct trail. also i tested my starter solenoid for continuity across the tops poles and it was continuous, does that me i need a new starter solenoid?
tested the NESS seems to be conncting
Tested the beeper seems to be working
tested the start button and is definitely working
Is there a method for testing the rectifier?
also i tested the leads into the magneto and 2 pairs of them have resistance and are connected but if you cross pairs i get no resistance.
also if i replace the fuse with a piece of copper, the 15 amp one in the back blows.
Thank you to anyone that can help, let me know if im missing info.
-Ryan