It is not hard, but do it in 2nd or 3rd gear. Make sure you have solid ground to do it and becareful it is not the safest way to start it

 

its all to easy to do but as he said ^^^keep it on firm ground ang pusk away it works i had a 96 timberwolf and my starter went bad on it and i didnt have the cash to replace it so i allways just parked near hills etc[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

well, i took off the starter relay, and i put the to wires together to make it crank, but it still wouldn't start. after a few tries at that, my battery was drained. So does this mean it's a problem in the starter?

 

like i said my dad has one and it is the starter dont buy second hand they never work because their too old buy a new one at your local yamy dealer they cost 350 to 400$ max

 

new ideal take the wire that runs to the starter it runs to the relay touch it to the posative side to the battery

 

i got it to catch in gear and it ran, so i guess my choices are park on top of hills, or drop $250 for a new starter! that sucks!

 

DID YOU TRY TOUCHING THE STARTER WIRE TO THE POSATIVE SIDE OF THE BATTERY

 

so you finaly beleived me ive bean tring to tell you that for the last 2 messages AND DONT BUY 2ND HAND THEY ONLY WORK FOR A COUPLE OF STARTS BELEIVE ME BUY NEW ITS 300 TO 400 $$

 

what will touching the starter wire to the positive side do?

 

by doing that if the starter is any good it will turn over its just sending power straight to the starter i did this on my dads 95 300 bayou we baught a realy for his and it didnt work soooo i ran it my way lol but just try it it will not hurt nothing i promise you it will just turn over if ur starters good let me know how it comes out