? Chinese quad won't start ?
 

Alright here's the story, I am down in Mexico for a job assignment. I purchased a no name Chinese 110cc Lifan powered quad for my girlfriend's son's birthday. Today my mother and my girlfriend picked it up the guy started it drove it onto the back of my gf's truck they brought it home and now they can't get it to turn over. I will be back home in a week but I would like to have them be able to use it before then. The quad did not come with any instructions. and my GF and mother did not pay attention to the guy giving the instructions. I have told them about the kill swith on the handlbars and the key but without looking at it I cannot tell them what they need to do to start it.

My question is what would be the start up procedure for this thing, in terms that would be easy for a mechanically inept person to understand?

? Chinese quad won't start ?
 

1) turn key on
2) make sure brake lever is pressed!!
3) flip kill switch to run
4) make sure gas valve is open
5) pull choke
6) start


Once running close choke within a minute or 2... I'm guessing this is a fully automatic atv??? If not.. Make sure it's in netural.... And make sure battery is charged... Did I forget anything??

? Chinese quad won't start ?
 

This is what I have been told
1. Key was on
2. Brake lever was depressed
3. Kill Switch was set to run
4. Gas valve doesn't have to do with my problem as it won't turn over as in they cannot get the starter to turn over

Thank you for your reply though. I need to know if there are any common things other than the obvious handlebar kill switch, key, and brake lever that would keep this atv from turning the starter.

on my quad I had to sit on the quad and press down on the foot brake pull the clutch handle make sure the kill switch was not on check the key and charged the battery and the thing still won't crank what happened

Edited by moderator: You've posted this same response 2 other times.

My friends tether switch was the culprit. Eventhough the tether switch was never used somehow the connection become seperated just enough to disable the engine.