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Hello,
I just replaced my handlebars, grips, and hand warmers. I rode for the first time last week and my hand warmers were barely warm while the thumb warmer was smoking hot. So hot that I smelled my glove while riding. I could hardly hold on to the throttle. I have the same results when the switch is high or low. I did put on bars with molded end hooks and the extended warmers.
The bars are aluminum but I have heat shrink between the bars and the warmers. I also installed ODI grips.
Tonight I started the sled in the garage and revved it up to kick on the circuit and the problem replicated. I then ohm’d the warmers and got 7.8 ohms on high and 15.6 on low. I am guessing the blue wire on these RSI warmers is the common?
I am now wondering if the warmers, with the Polaris connectors, are pinned correctly.
I have no issues with my bright lights so I don’t think it’s a voltage shunt/relay issue like I read about while searching previous posts.
Can anyone offer their thoughts?
I just replaced my handlebars, grips, and hand warmers. I rode for the first time last week and my hand warmers were barely warm while the thumb warmer was smoking hot. So hot that I smelled my glove while riding. I could hardly hold on to the throttle. I have the same results when the switch is high or low. I did put on bars with molded end hooks and the extended warmers.
The bars are aluminum but I have heat shrink between the bars and the warmers. I also installed ODI grips.
Tonight I started the sled in the garage and revved it up to kick on the circuit and the problem replicated. I then ohm’d the warmers and got 7.8 ohms on high and 15.6 on low. I am guessing the blue wire on these RSI warmers is the common?
I am now wondering if the warmers, with the Polaris connectors, are pinned correctly.
I have no issues with my bright lights so I don’t think it’s a voltage shunt/relay issue like I read about while searching previous posts.
Can anyone offer their thoughts?
