20 Most Recent Fisher Price Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX Ninja Ride-On Toy - Page 6 Questions & Answers

first of all check for at least 12 volts from the battery and the charger, you can test this using a multimeter

My son had the same problem. At first I was angry because we just bought this toy, but then I realized he didn't have it in gear all the way. I had him put it in reverse and drive it back a little. Then I told him to put it in drive, and (making sure it was properly in gear), told him to go and it did. I think it just takes the kids a little while to get used to it and make sure it's properly in gear. Good luck!

Does anyone know the answer to this?

The picture below will tell you how to change to the high speed.

check for a shorted switch under the pedal , its just an on and off momentary switch, so just run a jumper wire between the 2 contacts, and if it runs, replace the switch , if it doesn't, use a meter to make sure the switch is actually getting power to it

go to battery compartment, youll see another plug up front by the front of the seat, plug it on and presto! use the pedal along with the throttle and youve got high gear..simple as that.

Wal Mart i think

The Kawasaki KFX can bear weight upto 42 pounds of weight.

Good luck and hope it helps.

You can buy a charger for this at Walmart or Amazon.com for under $30 dollars.

It is by the stearing column.inside.If you have small hands put them inside and pull on a grey wire.that should be it.Called the help desk and they helped me with this.

The switches are known to be bad on these Power Wheels. A lot of people just get a new three position switch from the hardware store and replace the switches. You can go to amazon.com and type in power wheels switch and find the one you need and order it. Either way, your problem is the switches. Both the forward and reverse and the high and low. Not the gas pedal plunger.

I think you need to unscrew or pop out the switch where you select forward, reverse, etc. Then clean off any metal parts and reconnect. I had the same problem and this worked for me on a different model (Powerwheels Ninja).

It will most likely be the Failsafe foot pedal switch. You can pull that switch out and order a new one through online vendors such as Amazon.com or you can make the repair on the spot by purchasing a "sealed 60 amp starter button" from your local autozone and replacing this for the old one. You will have to make it fit in the old compartment, but that can easily be done with an oversized washer. If this toy truck has three wires going to the pedal switch and most likely it does, disregard the orange one and only connect the white ones and the red one. That fixed the problem on my little one's Fisher Price Power Wheels Escalade. You can also check if the battery is good and if the motors are working by simply connecting each motor to the battery with a pair of gator clips and some cables. <!-- from fixya rte -->

Hi,

please refer the below instruction to change your vehicle into hign power mode:


You can download the complete user manual for your toy at the below link as well:

http://www.fisher-price.com/inst_sheets/P9723b-0920.pdf

You can also call to Kawasaki customer care for any queries regarding your product using the below contact number:

1-800-348-0751

I hope this solves your problem .
Thanks

yes it can go just like that on thes things