Smelter
Pro
on an 09n nytro xtx
Friend pulled apart the very rear shock. It poured water out of it and wasw completely split. plus it will not start Unless I take a hairdryer to the starter relay. Put a warranty claim it for both. Hopefully this three year warranty is not a joke. should be covered.
Friend pulled apart the very rear shock. It poured water out of it and wasw completely split. plus it will not start Unless I take a hairdryer to the starter relay. Put a warranty claim it for both. Hopefully this three year warranty is not a joke. should be covered.
stephenpen
Expert
That sucks. I think my rear shock is done too. No warranty 
AKrider
TY 4 Stroke God
Huh, I've never had an issue with my starter relay and I rebuild/revalve my shocks every season so no issues there.
Im not trying to be a smart #*$&@ but how do you store your sled?
Im not trying to be a smart #*$&@ but how do you store your sled?
Smelter
Pro
AKrider said:
ya its the starter relay..
I used to to store in in a heated garage the first year. But last year and this year I put it in a non heated shed. Why do you ask?
AKrider
TY 4 Stroke God
I was curious if stored it outside where it would be exposed to rain and snow. Even if a sled is covered, moisture seems to get place it shouldn't.
Sounds like you store your sled just like me so my moisture theory is not applicable.
Sounds like you store your sled just like me so my moisture theory is not applicable.
yooper1
Expert
I have the Y.E.S on my 08 RTX and just had a *NEW* rear shock put on last night for NOTHING!!! 
sleddingfarmer
TY 4 Stroke God
The starter relay getting moisture in it is a common problem I believe. Take it apart, clean it, and put some dialectric grease on it. It should be fine.
Our nytro sits outside all winter, stored in a pole shed all summer. Its never had a problem. Although the lights did quit once for a couple miles.
Luck of the draw I guess.
Our nytro sits outside all winter, stored in a pole shed all summer. Its never had a problem. Although the lights did quit once for a couple miles.
Luck of the draw I guess.
Snicks
Extreme
I had the same issue with my fuel relay. Ran the sled for about 10 minutes, shut it off and wouldn't start again after a half hour. Fuel pump wouldn't turn on. It was -14 degrees out, and it would only turn over. Did some research on totallyamaha and found out it was most likely a frozen relay. The sled started perfect after we got it trailored home. After pulling the relay off, i'm surprised that moisture could find its way in. ITS TIGHT! Filled it with dialectric grease, hopefully that cures it. Good luck