Sled won't start

[bobback]

If your tether isn't connected. haha

My sled was sitting upside down for some time (hit a hard spot of snow and threw me) as my buddies left me for the dead, by the time I was able to get sled upright and tried to start the sled, would not start. Figured it was flooded and tired the flooded start procedure (from what I could remember) and of course no luck. Let sled sit for 20 minutes and still no luck starting.

Figured I finally fouled a plug on my 2020 after about 450 miles, pulled plugs and they looked great and I was thinking wtf? It was warm out and had my coat off during this time, happen to glance at my coat on the ground and I see the tether. First season with a tether, hadn't ridden for a month and still getting used to having a tether.

Was glad to see the plugs looked good!

 

[turboless terry]

I have also found out they don't start with kill switch off. I have grizzly gauntlets on my sled and you can't see the switch

 

[el__gato]

I wouldn't have even started a thread with that story. lol you must have in a panic. Glad you figured it out. The tether is a great thing to have. Happy trails.

 

[revrider07]

I bet you had stolen some jack links jerky from the man in the forest wanting to make a clean get away.

 

[Winshady]

My buddy took his in for a no start condition after he did some steering repair work. Reno cycles reconnected the plug labeled “connect to run”. Doh!