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Well I screwed up this weekend. I got my Pro FXT a little deep in the water and it locked up. I got it home pulled the plugs, sucked the water off the top #1 piston. (that was the only chamber with water in it.)The crank case didn't appear to have any water in it but I suspect it broke a piston or rod. I took the belt housing cover off and I cant turn it by hand. When I turn the key all I get is a click. It is now on its way to the dealer Ill give an update hopefully in the next week or two. SAD-DAYS for the pocket book! 

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Usually  clicking indicates the starter is bad or isn't getting enough juice. I would start by checking  the battery.

read through this thread:

if the battery checks out, i would replace the solenoid, or check for voltage AT the solenoid/starter.. as far as not turning it by hand, i *think* you are supposed to  be able to turn over by hand. but i am not sure on that aspect.

here's a video for the solenoid.

 

If you do find a broken rod here is a site for parts. Great business. https://www.kawasakipartshouse.com/oemparts/c/kawasaki_utility/parts

i guess this will help you out in someway or another. :D

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