1996 Honda Fourtrax 300 4x2 no start no crank
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1996 Honda Fourtrax 300 4x2 no start no crank
Hello I was wondering if anyone out there might have any info for me as to what is going on with this bike. It was running perfectly fine one day when I shut it off and came back the next day to find it would not try to crank over. The neutral light doesn't come on even though I know the bike is in neutral. Any ideas as to what to check would be great. I've already eliminated the battery and have also tried kickstarting the bike to no success. Thanks in advance for any ideas. I also checked the two glass fuses and they were good.
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There are a couple of common faults on the 300 that present these symptoms. The wires in the battery box that come from the fuses can corrode in the red connector. Also these same wires, to and from the ignition switch, can break in or near the black junction box on the headstock. They are continually moving as you turn the steering, and eventually fail.
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There are a couple of common faults on the 300 that present these symptoms. The wires in the battery box that come from the fuses can corrode in the red connector. Also these same wires, to and from the ignition switch, can break in or near the black junction box on the headstock. They are continually moving as you turn the steering, and eventually fail.
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Key switch
Check and see if the bike has spark. Take off spark plug plug it into the spark plug cap and touch it on the side of the engine to see if it sparks. If there is no spark it is most likely the key switch. These mess up a lot on any bike. Look on YouTube to see how to bipass it I can almost promise this is the problem.
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Check and see if the bike has spark. Take off spark plug plug it into the spark plug cap and touch it on the side of the engine to see if it sparks. If there is no spark it is most likely the key switch. These mess up a lot on any bike. Look on YouTube to see how to bipass it I can almost promise this is the problem.
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Thank I did double check that cause I've had that happen before. It's easy to do lol
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