Just a guess but worth a check. The lighting system is tied into the on / off key switch. Make sure you are getting power there.
![Font Elbow Parallel Auto part Diagram]()
Lights not working on 2019 Kodiak 700
Well I’m sure I’m to blame for the issue. I left my Kodiak at the hunting property and it didn’t get started much so the battery went dead. I jumped it off several times before getting new battery. Now new battery in and none of my lights are working! No handle bar light no head lights, no brake lights. I’ve been checking fuses and can’t seem to find a blown fuse. All the bulbs are still good too so not sure what to do! All help appreciated as I try to fix this myself instead of taking it to the dealership and paying a fortune. Thanks for input!
1 - 5 of 5 Posts
Are you just visually checking the fuses?
Grab a multimeter and physically check the fuses, sometimes they can look fine but actually be blown.
Grab a multimeter and physically check the fuses, sometimes they can look fine but actually be blown.
Yeah I hooked up multimeter to fuses and relays. I just stumped! Looks like I’ll be paying the dealer a fortune!Are you just visually checking the fuses?
Grab a multimeter and physically check the fuses, sometimes they can look fine but actually be blown.
I would start with your ground cable, then check the ground cable, and make sure that the ground cable is connected properly. If all that looks good I'd take a set of jumper cables and run them from the battery ground to a bolt on the frame.
Did I mention to check the ground?
Here are a couple of pages with what to look to as far as a lighting problem, the first page just has a little on the light.
Did I mention to check the ground?
Here are a couple of pages with what to look to as far as a lighting problem, the first page just has a little on the light.
Attachments
-
394.3 KB Views: 11
1 - 5 of 5 Posts
Yamaha Kodiak 700 Forum
A forum community dedicated to Yamaha Kodiak 700 ATV owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about reviews, trail riding, performance, modifications, troubleshooting, maintenance, classifieds, and more!
Full Forum Listing
Recommended Communities
