I have a 1997 Arctic Cat Panther 440 w/ electric start and reverse. When it gets cold out (which it does here in Maine) my electric start will barely turn the engine over. It does turn the engine over, but not nearly fast enough to start the engine. once i pull it and it warms up and i shut it off, the electric starter turns it over nice and fast and it starts right up. I am not really surwe what the problem is, the battery is no more than 2 years old and for most of the summer i put it on a battery tender. If anyone has any ideas i would appreciate the help.
thanks
ben
also the key will not stay in the ignition switch. if i start it and leave it in the run position i can just pull the key right out. I thought the ignition switch was the problem so i bout a new one, but in the new one it still does it. Is the key the problem or dot hey all do this?
thanks
ben
also the key will not stay in the ignition switch. if i start it and leave it in the run position i can just pull the key right out. I thought the ignition switch was the problem so i bout a new one, but in the new one it still does it. Is the key the problem or dot hey all do this?