No dash lights no headlight no electric start no indicator lights pull start works on 1st pull

Jeff, Recheck fuses/relays, probe dash wire to see if you are getting power up to dash, if not then fuse or wire broke. If you are getting power into dash then display is faulty and needs repaired or replaced. Check the attached links,Manuals and guides, Good luck with your Bike
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How to Diagnose Motorcycle Electrical Problems Dennis Kirk Inc
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Find someone with an electric meter, and start with the headlight switch.
Take that apart, and see if there is any electricity getting to the switch.
If there is, then check and see if there is electricity flowing to the headlight from the wire connection on the headlight switch.
If there is, take a jumper wire to the headlight from the headlight switch, to test the wire in the harness.
Be sure, also that the ground wire from the headlight to the ground is good, as a bad ground wire will not allow the light to work.
God bless your efforts.

The ignition switch has problems. Its complex w alot of wires. A relay or fuse cud b factor tu

Take your battery to O'Reilly's or AutoZone and have the CCA (Cold Cranking Amps) checked..(load test).. this WILL tell you if your battery is good or not.
Just because you have 12 VOLTS doesn't mean it's A GOOD BATTERY..You MUST have amperage to start/run your ATV

Stay out of the deep water or buy an older non electric shift model to run through the deep stuff.

It sounds like you have a bad starter motor.

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check fuse located by air breather,or wir loose coming out of switch on handle bars chech plug

check the gound wire to the bulb

Hi Brandon
Use a 12v multimeter or a test light to trace fault from headlamp backwards.
Probably check across each fuse first to see if you've blown one.
OR
Check one side of the Headlamp switch for voltage first.
No volts there means no power to headlamp. then trace back.

Like all electrical troubleshooting, it's a process of elimination.
Take a piece of paper and draw a headlamp circuit.
Battery, Fuse, Switch, various connectors, and Headlight.
Use that to guide your tracing.
Good Luck
Trevor

charge system fault
could be the charger ( alternator) voltage regulator or loose wires
indicates not enough power to run the ignition system when the head light is turned on