04 rancher 350 won't shift into reverse....
#1
I've got issues with my rancher not shifting into reverse. First, it has a brand new battery....Shifts fine up and down but absolutely will not go into reverse. Also blows a fuse when front brake is applied... Does anyone out there have any ideas???? I'm not really close to a honda dealer so I hope to avoid a trip...
Tanks in advance!!!
Tanks in advance!!!
#2
That happened to my friend. After awhile of no reverse he decided to go tapping around on the 4 wheeler with a hammer and it fixed it so i am not sure what the problem is. Haha i probably wouldn't recommend doing that. O but he didn't have the front brake problem.
#3
my honda rancher 350 didnt reverse either....if u tap the back brack cables which are on one of the rear wheels with a hammer it might work thats what work s for me at least
#4
First adjust the reverse lock cable..
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If the bike is an ESP model (electric shift) check the reverse switch on the lower rear of the engine to make sure it is pluged in ..
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If the bike is an ESP model (electric shift) check the reverse switch on the lower rear of the engine to make sure it is pluged in ..
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#7
Thanks to all who responded... The cable was unplug and shorting out on the motor. Plugged it back in and everything works great....
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#8
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: HondaMechanic
Not as long as your VERY careful when down shifting .. I have mine tripped during the winter when I use the plow a lot but you have to be careful ...</end quote></div>
I run mine tripped al the time also. I can relate a few war stories about hitting reverse while downshifting. Not fun
----- Gimpster -----
Not as long as your VERY careful when down shifting .. I have mine tripped during the winter when I use the plow a lot but you have to be careful ...</end quote></div>
I run mine tripped al the time also. I can relate a few war stories about hitting reverse while downshifting. Not fun
----- Gimpster -----
#9
Hi Guys,
Need your help. Last ride I ended up scraping a tree and the reverse cable at the handlebar came loose and I need to replace the cable.
The cable did not show up in time to my house and I have a rather long ride planned fo rthis coming Saturday.
I want to run my bike in the tripped mode until my calb ecomes in.
How do you actually trip it? I wen tunder my bike and found the reverse lock out cable and lever and was able to move the lever with a screwdriver but it springs back.
How do you trip it so it stays tripped?
THANKS
Need your help. Last ride I ended up scraping a tree and the reverse cable at the handlebar came loose and I need to replace the cable.
The cable did not show up in time to my house and I have a rather long ride planned fo rthis coming Saturday.
I want to run my bike in the tripped mode until my calb ecomes in.
How do you actually trip it? I wen tunder my bike and found the reverse lock out cable and lever and was able to move the lever with a screwdriver but it springs back.
How do you trip it so it stays tripped?
THANKS
#10
I would like to thank all of you who take the time to read our problems and answer the questions you know. I have never posted to the site nor visited it until today. I have a 2001 Rancher that suddenly would not shift into reverse. I read many, many posts and happened upon this which was perfect. The pictures helped greatly. Once I knew where to look, it was easy to see that the reverse switch on the engine was unplugged. I plugged it in and everything works perfect again.
Thanks again
Tripp
Thanks again
Tripp


