Before I begin I would like to first say hello as this is my first post I have made in this forum, and I hope to get to be part of the forum community in the future 
As for the thread title, I have a 2001 Yamaha warrior and I am trying to bring it back to life. It's been sitting in a storage unit for 5 years so it has some time of just sitting in the summer heat and winter cold.
So far, I have replaced the ignition as I lost the key for it before I moved it to storage. Now, I put in my new ignition, and it wouldn't even turn on. Won't start, the lights won't go or anything. So I naturally assume it has to be a battery problem.
I just got done setting up, charging, and placing my new battery back in and I still can't even get the lights to go on. I have done some quick research and it could be anything from a bad fuse to a stator so my options for identifying the exact problem is quite broad as far as I know.
If anybody has had this issue I would love some insight because this warrior deserves to breathe once more. Any help with this issue is greatly appreciated. Also, once again, hello everybody and I hope to learn a lot and become a part of this community in the near and far future.
As for the thread title, I have a 2001 Yamaha warrior and I am trying to bring it back to life. It's been sitting in a storage unit for 5 years so it has some time of just sitting in the summer heat and winter cold.
So far, I have replaced the ignition as I lost the key for it before I moved it to storage. Now, I put in my new ignition, and it wouldn't even turn on. Won't start, the lights won't go or anything. So I naturally assume it has to be a battery problem.
I just got done setting up, charging, and placing my new battery back in and I still can't even get the lights to go on. I have done some quick research and it could be anything from a bad fuse to a stator so my options for identifying the exact problem is quite broad as far as I know.
If anybody has had this issue I would love some insight because this warrior deserves to breathe once more. Any help with this issue is greatly appreciated. Also, once again, hello everybody and I hope to learn a lot and become a part of this community in the near and far future.