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Just bought a 2001 600 mxz the only indicator lights that light up is the tether light shouldn't the oil, and temp lights come on during start up for a couple sec oh the high low beam also doesnt light how much are this little lights oh ya had a arctic cat 600 zrt for 3 weeks only sold that as quick as i bought it
QUOTE(cjcmooney @ Jan 20 2005, 09:23 PM)
Just bought a 2001 600 mxz the only indicator lights that light up is the tether light shouldn't the oil, and temp lights come on during start up for a couple sec oh the high low beam also doesnt light how much are this little lights oh ya had a arctic cat 600 zrt for 3 weeks only sold that as quick as i bought it
My lights haven't ever came on at startup.
Neal
QUOTE(Ski-Doo Wizard @ Jan 20 2005, 10:44 PM)
My lights haven't ever came on at startup.
Neal
Neal
how do you tell if they are burnt out or not ??/
QUOTE(cjcmooney @ Jan 20 2005, 10:53 PM)
how do you tell if they are burnt out or not ??/
Unhook the wires to them and test the bulb with an Ohm meter. If there is an open circuit "blown bulb", the meter will not indicate. If there is a reading then you have resistance and a functioning bulb. Dont have a meter, stick a 9 volt battery on the back of one. Should lite it up. I've never tried this but it might work. Ohm meter is a guaranteed way of testing.
QUOTE(cjcmooney @ Jan 20 2005, 11:23 PM)
Just bought a 2001 600 mxz the only indicator lights that light up is the tether light shouldn't the oil, and temp lights come on during start up for a couple sec oh the high low beam also doesnt light how much are this little lights oh ya had a arctic cat 600 zrt for 3 weeks only sold that as quick as i bought it
Most likely the reason the only light that comes on is your dess light is because your dess cap isnt on properly. If the light is flashing then give it to the dess cap. you gotta watch the stupid thing :frech32: I always like to push it down and twist it on just to make sure that its on, you wouldnt want the sled to drop to 3000 rpm when your over 100' of water
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