2wd 4wd light flashing

TDART67 · 09-17-2006, 06:13 AM

I know you guys have answered this before on how to reset the 2 and 4wd lights flashing. But since the old sight is gone I havent been able to find this procedure. This is happening on my brother in laws BF650. And it has around a 100 hours on it. I never did have have this happen on my P700. So was surprised when his belt light came on and lights started flashing on his. Also instead of going into limp mode it started to rev higher. Any light you guys could shed on this would be very appriciated. Thanks

crashbf650 · 09-26-2006, 11:28 AM

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I know you guys have answered this before on how to reset the 2 and 4wd lights flashing. But since the old sight is gone I havent been able to find this procedure. This is happening on my brother in laws BF650. And it has around a 100 hours on it. I never did have have this happen on my P700. So was surprised when his belt light came on and lights started flashing on his. Also instead of going into limp mode it started to rev higher. Any light you guys could shed on this would be very appriciated. Thanks
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this worked for the bf650. first turn the key off. Under the right side pannel next to the cvt breather there is a gray adn black plug. Reverse the plugs. plug gray into black and black into gray. Then turn you key on the belt light should blink. Wait about 30 seconds then turn the key off. Now put the plugs back to normal gray to gray and black to black. Now turn the switch back on and things should look normal. It has been a while since I have done this. I might have missed a step (but don't think so)..

TDART67 · 09-26-2006, 06:19 PM

Thanks for the info crash.

09-26-2006, 11:28 AM	#2
crashbf650 Member Feedback Score: 0 reviews Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 48 (0)	Quote: I know you guys have answered this before on how to reset the 2 and 4wd lights flashing. But since the old sight is gone I havent been able to find this procedure. This is happening on my brother in laws BF650. And it has around a 100 hours on it. I never did have have this happen on my P700. So was surprised when his belt light came on and lights started flashing on his. Also instead of going into limp mode it started to rev higher. Any light you guys could shed on this would be very appriciated. Thanks [/b] this worked for the bf650. first turn the key off. Under the right side pannel next to the cvt breather there is a gray adn black plug. Reverse the plugs. plug gray into black and black into gray. Then turn you key on the belt light should blink. Wait about 30 seconds then turn the key off. Now put the plugs back to normal gray to gray and black to black. Now turn the switch back on and things should look normal. It has been a while since I have done this. I might have missed a step (but don't think so).. __________________ 2005 BF 650 CAMO Moose Power Module 26" Mudlite

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09-17-2006, 06:13 AM	#1
TDART67 Member Feedback Score: 1 reviews Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 41 (0)	I know you guys have answered this before on how to reset the 2 and 4wd lights flashing. But since the old sight is gone I havent been able to find this procedure. This is happening on my brother in laws BF650. And it has around a 100 hours on it. I never did have have this happen on my P700. So was surprised when his belt light came on and lights started flashing on his. Also instead of going into limp mode it started to rev higher. Any light you guys could shed on this would be very appriciated. Thanks

09-26-2006, 06:19 PM	#3
TDART67 Member Feedback Score: 1 reviews Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 41 (0)	Thanks for the info crash.

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