Got bit by the T-BAP connector on my 700
I went to go on a ride with my 700 this afternoon and noticed check engine light was turned on but it was running fine. I drove a little further and then turned off and pulled code. I got a code 45 so I figured it was probably T-BAP. It ran with really weak power after restarting. I got back to cabin and checked T-BAP connector and immediately noticed one wire was broke off right at the connector.
I had this problem years ago before Polaris acknowledged it and then put on the factory repair kit around 2005 or 2006. It has been good until now. I did real trail fix here to get me by until "aftermarket" connector gets here. I'm not gonna use the Polaris kit again. I used a cable twist tie and stripped wire off both ends and then put one end down into the connector and then ran it out the side of connector and connected with a wire nut. This will get me by for a week or so until I can get the repair part. It works fine now. There is no easy way to solder this as it is a clean break at the connector.
I ordered one of these aftermarket connectors.
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I went to go on a ride with my 700 this afternoon and noticed check engine light was turned on but it was running fine. I drove a little further and then turned off and pulled code. I got a code 45 so I figured it was probably T-BAP. It ran with really weak power after restarting. I got back to cabin and checked T-BAP connector and immediately noticed one wire was broke off right at the connector.
I had this problem years ago before Polaris acknowledged it and then put on the factory repair kit around 2005 or 2006. It has been good until now. I did real trail fix here to get me by until "aftermarket" connector gets here. I'm not gonna use the Polaris kit again. I used a cable twist tie and stripped wire off both ends and then put one end down into the connector and then ran it out the side of connector and connected with a wire nut. This will get me by for a week or so until I can get the repair part. It works fine now. There is no easy way to solder this as it is a clean break at the connector.
I ordered one of these aftermarket connectors.
Only The Best