bypass ignition
Apr 27, 2010 | 03:38 PM
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Supersock
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From: Land of the misfit toys
Welcome to the forums. 
Since this is your first post, and it has to do with bypassing the ignition, let me be the first to suggest ebay, or a delar and buying a new switch.
Not to sound harsh, but while this is a great site to find information, we also like to protect each others investment. While giving the proper way to hot wire an atv may help a person out, it in effect also gives anyone out there the ability to take something that we have worked hard to get.
Since this is your first post, and it has to do with bypassing the ignition, let me be the first to suggest ebay, or a delar and buying a new switch.
Not to sound harsh, but while this is a great site to find information, we also like to protect each others investment. While giving the proper way to hot wire an atv may help a person out, it in effect also gives anyone out there the ability to take something that we have worked hard to get.
Apr 27, 2010 | 06:49 PM
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Trailblazer
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Welcome to the forums.
Since this is your first post, and it has to do with bypassing the ignition, let me be the first to suggest ebay, or a delar and buying a new switch.
Not to sound harsh, but while this is a great site to find information, we also like to protect each others investment. While giving the proper way to hot wire an atv may help a person out, it in effect also gives anyone out there the ability to take something that we have worked hard to get.
Since this is your first post, and it has to do with bypassing the ignition, let me be the first to suggest ebay, or a delar and buying a new switch.
Not to sound harsh, but while this is a great site to find information, we also like to protect each others investment. While giving the proper way to hot wire an atv may help a person out, it in effect also gives anyone out there the ability to take something that we have worked hard to get.
Apr 27, 2010 | 07:57 PM
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Ride like you own it, Not like it's stolen!
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I guess it may be his last post also.........I also agree with everything said above................Why even ask a question like that....
I wouldn't even with 4 years on this forum................Caper............
I wouldn't even with 4 years on this forum................Caper............
Apr 27, 2010 | 10:38 PM
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Weekend Warrior
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i understand
i just cant afford the switch i bought the bike in boxes at a yard sale for $250.00 the guy sed it was all there it is missing the dash pannel and the ignition switch just some one could help
i just cant afford the switch i bought the bike in boxes at a yard sale for $250.00 the guy sed it was all there it is missing the dash pannel and the ignition switch just some one could help
Apr 28, 2010 | 07:56 AM
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From: Land of the misfit toys
It's not that we don't want to help, but putting some information on a public forum like this is basically giving set of keys to everyones quads.
Honestly, if you got this thing in a box, the first investment you need to make is a service manual. A good one will have everything you need to know in it.
Honestly, if you got this thing in a box, the first investment you need to make is a service manual. A good one will have everything you need to know in it.
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