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First dealer told me end of nov.,now it is end of dec.,anyone notice a pattern here!

It is the 3amp fuse,there is a spare in the box.

On my 06 atack it is the 3amp fuse,yours could be bigger. I posted the same question on here recently you should go back and read it. I am not sure a bigger fuse is the way to go.

It is on the left side of the snowmobile,you have to take of the side panel and it is right there in a black box. There is a spare already there along with someother sizes.

So the yamaha plug I bought for an e-shield is worthless.

It isn't to bad ,dont even have to take the suspension out. The hartest part was getting the boot in their right and getting the bushings in the plastic block to stay in when putting it back together,a little piece of paper in the hole will hold it in place long enough to get the bolt started.

I have an 06 attack and have had to replace mine twice,first time it was broken in half,second time the the shielding around the cable was streched so far that the ends did not stick out far enough. First time was under warranty the second time I paid for it myself.

We had a 96,98,99,2000,2002,2003 polaris snowmobiles before i finally saw the light.Four stroke power,and fit and finish second to none, its a no-brainer.

It is the 3amp fuse on the snowmobile,don't know that I want to try a bigger fuse,wouldn't you take a chance of burning up the wire

Has anyone blown the 3amp fuse when using an electric shield plug into the 12v outlet? Happend to me twice on the same day, have an 06 attack and a scorpion helmet used only a few times. Any help would be appreciated.