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Yamaha BIG BEAR 350 (YFM35F)

Yamaha BIG BEAR 350 (YFM35F)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
1998–1999

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha BIG BEAR 350 (YFM35FS)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
1998–2000

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha BIG BEAR 400 (YFM40F)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
2000–2001

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha BIG BEAR PROFESSIONAL 400 (YFM40FP)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
2000–2001

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha GRIZZLY 600 (YFM600)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
1998–1999

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha GRIZZLY 660 (YFM660F)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
2000–2001

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha KODIAK 400 (YFM400F)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
1998–2000

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha KODIAK ULTRAMATIC 400 (YFM4FA(S))

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
2000–2002

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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Yamaha WOLVERINE 350 (YFM35FX)

Published
2001-08-07
Model years
1998–2001

Certain ATV's equipped with 12 and 24V White-Rodgers solenoids supplied as part of Warn winch kits manufactured between November 1, 2000 and June 6, 2001. The White-Rogers solenoid can develop an electrical leak path to the battery ground. This condition can result in excessive heat and a potential fire. Correction: Dealer will replace the solenoid.

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