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kill switch #11633086 05/29/16 04:16 AM
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Went out fishing today and realized that my kill switch is not working.
It's a 2000 Skeeter zx 180 with a Yamaha vmax 150. Is this common? I never heard of on going bad.

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Is it as easy as changing out the switch or not?

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Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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If it's just the kill switch assembly itself it's not difficult at all to do... just 2 wires. Just unmount it and the key switch and pull it out. The key switch is connected to the killswitch with a metal bracket usually.


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And to answer your other question.. take a multimeter and disconnect the two wires from the back and test continuity.


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Re: kill switch [Re: Redwatermelon] #11633302 05/29/16 01:22 PM
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Have seen the kill switch act up because the lanyard plastic end becomes worn and will not hold the spring loaded switch out enough. The kill switch is not a normal part to fail. I have never seen a bad Yamaha kill switch.


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