Question about ATVs
The only logical reason for the wire to become very hot is that there is a direct short to Ground. Either the new solenoid/starter is shorted to Ground internally or the attachment point of the source positive wire is not properly isolated from the Grounding of the starter case.
Posted on Mar 29, 2017
Testimonial: "thanks for your input, however the original solenoid had this problem, so I purchased a "new" solenoid & starter with the described heat response. I have tested the solenoids & starters and find new evidence of a short. I am discouraged that I cannot find a "clear" electrical schematic, this would save me from removing the dash cover to access the relay modules. Any other suggestions?"
SOURCE: front hub removing
remove the wheel then undo the big nut in the center then remove the brake caliper then remove the big nut and the hub will come off !
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