Error code 46

[Griffin369]

Ok on my

If you look at the negative terminal on the battery there should be multiple separate wires connected there, I think three. If there is only the main wire then you don't have the kit.

If you post a picture of the battery connections I can probably tell.

on my negative there are two wires plus the heated visor ground

 

[Voda2000]

Are the two wires on a single lug?

 

[Griffin369]

No three wires total. So it has had the update.. Talked to the mechanic at bb Yamaha and he said it sounded like a ground problem. I tried splicing a couple of the grounds from the yellow block back to the battery and no success.

 

[ATV PRO #11]

My issue drove me nuts.
Pry the grounding block out carefully and clean it up. There is a ground on the clutch side top panel that should be checked and lastly the ground in the ignition switch.
TO TEST: Take a scrap pc of wire, touch to grounding block and to frame or neg battery. Turn key and try to start.
Should do the trick. Splicing only a couple and not all will still point you in the wrong direction. One side of the block may have a lil black on it, Its usually on one side of the block.
Thats one of 3 main ground checks on these babies.

 

[Griffin369]

Just went and tried that and nothing... It cranks a bit but not nearly enough to start. Same as before.
I started testing voltage and when I crank I'm only getting 9 v out of battery and 9 v going to starter. How much voltage drop is normal, this seems like alot.

 

[ATV PRO #11]

Hmmm, not to familiar with loads on the Phazer. Did you try searching "starter"? Possible major draw?
Battery voltage full charge is: 12.6+
80% is 12.42v
60% is 12.2v
40% is 11.9v to give you an idea.
If your at 9v, you have a major draw aka starter (in my non prof opinion) And your killing the battery.

 

[Griffin369]

Thats what im thinking too. It's such a pita to get at is it possible it's a system ground.? I just tried running jumper cables ( with booster pack) from the starter side of solenoid and to frame and it does the same thing