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Clean and test 850 1997

posted by  someone claiming to be Ronjon on  Thu Sep 4 00:59 CST 2003 [RELATED]

What I remember, I removed the grab handle (torx screw on each side) and pry out the small plastic plate that has a hole in the center. This plate holds the sensor and a small fan. I do not remember any screws but you may have to disconnect a plug connecting to this plate-sensor-fan assembly.

You may need to use very small flat head screw driver and WD-40 to clean it out. Due to dirt, it is probably shorted. Be careful that you do not break the winding wires that hold the sensor otherwise you will need a soldering job.

Ronjon
'93 850






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