
grizztracks
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Wiring schematic:
*See PDF file attachment for download*
Nytro Fault Codes and Relay Location Diagram:
Relay locations (2 - 5) may vary, See relay wire code diagram for correct positioning.
Relay wire color code
New for 2014 is a new solid state fuel relay (old relays were mechanical - moving parts) - the new solid state relay has no internal moving parts so sticking when cold shouldn't be a problem. The part number on this new relay is 8GN-81950-00-00 and it can be identified by its red casing. The new relay has the holder part built into it
Starter relay and components:
Fuse location:
Diagnostic Mode:
Diagnostic Mode Codes:
*See PDF file attachment for download*
Nytro Fault Codes and Relay Location Diagram:
Relay locations (2 - 5) may vary, See relay wire code diagram for correct positioning.
Relay wire color code
New for 2014 is a new solid state fuel relay (old relays were mechanical - moving parts) - the new solid state relay has no internal moving parts so sticking when cold shouldn't be a problem. The part number on this new relay is 8GN-81950-00-00 and it can be identified by its red casing. The new relay has the holder part built into it
Starter relay and components:
Fuse location:
Diagnostic Mode:
Diagnostic Mode Codes:
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Blue 4's Rule
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Nice!! Sticky perhaps.......
juwalantz
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diagnostic code number 62. if i have a code flashing on the sled can i erase it with this procedure
Nytrider109
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yes please


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DeerHuntr
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Why would you unsticky this??? I have used I more then once and its going to suck to have to search for it. Nice to have it easily accessable on the trail to just pull up the forum on your phone if your having trouble and there it is rite at the top.

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This information is already in the FX Nytro FAQ stickey. I understand the need to clean up the site but I thought it was very helpful to have it posted separately.
This information is already in the FX Nytro FAQ stickey. I understand the need to clean up the site but I thought it was very helpful to have it posted separately.


Crewchief47
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If we leave every sticky thread as a sticky, then the whole first page becomes a list of stickies. The index is the perfect solution and now all you guys have to do is point the poster to the FAQ sticky on the first page of the forum. They may even take the time to browse the rest of the FAQ headings to see if there are any other answers there.

grizztracks
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makes sense to clean up the stickeys but why leave two stickeys with suspension setups and move information that I would consider more important and useful. there was already a post today asking where a relay is located.


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I fixed that sticky issue for you. Now there is only one. 

Grimm
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Highlander! There can be only one!
Port Snowman
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I just traded my RX1 for a 2010 FX Nytro RTX SE.
Seems the right-side grip does not get warm. (The left is nice and toasty) It's a new sled and I can have it fixed under warranty, just wondering, do I have to manually put this in diagnostic mode, or would it throw a code? Not seeing anything. Before I run it back to the dealership, I'll check for a loose connector or something, but I thought if it senses a problem, it would show a code in "normal" mode. I thought my RX1 worked that way?
Seems the right-side grip does not get warm. (The left is nice and toasty) It's a new sled and I can have it fixed under warranty, just wondering, do I have to manually put this in diagnostic mode, or would it throw a code? Not seeing anything. Before I run it back to the dealership, I'll check for a loose connector or something, but I thought if it senses a problem, it would show a code in "normal" mode. I thought my RX1 worked that way?
mx1500
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where is the crank shaft position sensor on a 2009 nytro?

grizztracks
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It's located on the backside of the motor (lower, left). I believe you can see it with the bottom plate off.


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1. '06 Apex -twin screw
2. '04 Redline Revolt 800
3. '09 Nytro XTX - twin screw
The crankshaft position sensor is inside the motor on the clutch side of the crank. There's a 24t reluctor wheel (23 -1), inside the bolt on bearing assembly, unlike the Apex's which is on the outer diameter of the stator and has 8t.
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