07 Brute 750 engine break on clutch cover whining

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07 Brute 750 engine break on clutch cover whining - 8/28/2008 10:20:10 AM

tpost9007

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Hello Everyone,

I need some help here the part that sets on-top of the belt cover is whining and causing my battery to go dead. It is working fine when the KEY is ON but when you turn it OFF it starts whinning and quickly drains my battery..My question is what are my options and or can I jump it in the wires or does it have to be replaced or is there a reset button for this server...Any Help is Good Thanks Everyone....

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RE: 07 Brute 750 engine break on clutch cover whining - 8/28/2008 10:51:40 AM

outlawbro

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mine was doing this not to long ago and one day it stoped so i think the ecu box must have got wet and was maybe shorting something out in there so i cleaned it and slapped some dialectric grease in there and it has been fine ever since...

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RE: 07 Brute 750 engine break on clutch cover whining - 8/29/2008 8:50:08 AM

tpost9007

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okay thanks,

but how or why is it pulling so much power?? Is there anyway to bypass this part as it needs to stay there??

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