I dno.. but when i am kicking down from 2 to 1, and then try to go to nuetral, it just goes from 1 to 2 and 2 to 1 when i try again. it completly skips nuetral. I sit there for like 5 minutes trying the same thing over and over, and it never kicks into nuetral. I eventually just shut it off and try kicking it into nuetral then, and sometimes it works. i dno whats wrong.. can someone help me out?

 

I had an 87 and an 02 Warrior and had the same prob with both. They do that brand new. It was always hard to find neutral once they warmed up. I usually did the same as you - shut it off and then it would go in.

 

I have ridden many warriors, I have 5 buddies who all have them ranging from 88 - 2002, and I recently picked up a 2001. On every single one of them hitting neutral is tough. Now your clutch could be slipping, but ill tell you it took me a coupe days to get used to hitting [N], the key is that u have to lift up as lightly as possible. Trying to hit it going from 2 to 1 is almost impossible.

keep practicing, if all else fails what I use to do until i mastered it was turn engine off in 1st keep the key on and reach down and shift up to neutral using your hand.

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Rock the quad back and forth and it will be easier to hit neutral.

 

so its no tranny problem?

 

I DOUBT ITS THE TRANNY, MINE DOES IT TOO.

ROCK IT BACK AND FORTH OR MOVE IT AHEAD A FOOT OR SO AND TRY IT AGAIN.......................

 

Mine does it too .. seems to be an inherent trait with the Warrior .. my other buddy has a 2001 Warrior which does it too, but much worse than mine does. Mine goes in easily if I haven't been riding hard .. I've found the easiest way without shutting off the motor is to do it while coasting to a stop ...