NB-NYTRO
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
I thought it was a battery problem. I charged the battery still no go. It seems to turn over really slow and after you let go of the key something makes a weird clicking noise. Any ideas? I've had 5 of these things go through my shop and I have never have any trouble with anything under the hood.
radianguy
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Battery sounds like its toast, try boosting it from another battery. Does the fuel pump kick in when you turn the key on?
Bahr05
Expert
The weird clicking noise is normal. My guess is the battery also. Change it out for a different one to see of that solves the problem. Also, are you getting an error code at all? My Nytro wouldn't start once, and the error code (47 i think) said insufficient voltage to the fuel injection system. It would turn over just fine though. Cleaned the battery connections, and it was all good again.
NB-NYTRO
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
I have no codes. I've had the battery on the trickle charger for awhile. It does seem like it doesn't have enough amps. The motor does turn over but not fast enough. Well that's a piss off. The sled is basically new. I can swap the battery with the 08 sitting beside that does start.
Bahr05
Expert
Yeah some batteries last a long time. Mine is original (09 xtx) but I think its gonna go south soon. Seems to not turn over as fast as it did before.
Dodge Ram
Expert
Check and clean all connections. If that does not work get another battery.
09nytro
TY 4 Stroke God
Take your meter and see if the battery has 12v if it does see if you have 12v on the other side of the relay if you do then the starter is bad...just reading what you said and what's it doing I say the starter is bad
Bahr05
Expert
You would have to load test the battery instead. Checking the voltage won't nessecarily work. It can have 12 volts, but no cranking amps. That test will help to check if everything is working, relays, solenoids, etc... don't forget that when you are cranking the sled over, the battery voltage will drop while its cranking.
nytrolabrador
Extreme
take the battery from the good one and try it..
NB-NYTRO
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
nytrolabrador said:take the battery from the good one and try it..
Yeah thats the plan. I have warranty left till Dec.25th. I will swap the battery with the 08 I have sitting beside it.. I need to invest in a multi-meter soon
Dimebag
TY 4 Stroke God
Yes you do
Im guessing either faulty battery or starter solenoid.
Im guessing either faulty battery or starter solenoid.
NB-NYTRO
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
It was the Battery. I swaped the battery out of the 08 and the 2012 started right up. I was amazed how loose the batteries are in the holders. I'm wondering if there's something special I need to with the instal of metal plate that holds the battery in?
Radar22
Extreme
I bought a battery tender and leave it plugged in all summer. Have had great results with batteries lasting a long time.
NB-NYTRO
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Can anyone post a pict of their battery bracket installed? For some reason my batteries are really loose in the sleds.. Not sure if I'm missing something?
radianguy
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