check all the connections they might have corrosion.

 

Start with easy....on/off switch on? We all have done it!

 

I checked all the no-brainers. I'm thinking it must be a solenoid or some fuse that got blown.

 

Jump directly to the starter and see if it cranks. If it does, your solenoid is bad or you have a bad connection to the solenoid or switch.

 

Any luck? I've got a similar issue. I had a dead battery, but the lights would come on dimly. Then I replaced it with a known good battery and now I don't get any lights. Not even pod lights. No idea whats wrong. I got a circuit tester and I'm going to hopefully start troubleshooting tonight. Seems like a fuse issue. But all fuses looked good.

 

My problem turned out to be a dumb mistake on my part. I hope you have luck getting your resolved too. When I installed the new battery, I didn't noticed that there were two positive cables that need to be connected to the positive terminal. One of them had slipped back into the boot, and I only connected the other one. This is why the ATV had no power at all when I was turning the key. Once I noticed this, I hooked up both positive cables to the terminal and everything works fine now.