I was wondering if the reverse on your wrrior does not always engage when you pull it back into reverse or put it into forward. Is this bad and how can i fix it.

 

that is one of the downfalls of the warrior. you will notice it only does it when it is warmed up, not when you first start it and is cooled downed. but it is a nice dependable quad. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Sometimes won't work when on an incline, either. I usually have to rock it, fuss with it, and keep feathering the clutch until it slips in. Kind of a pain. Works good on flat ground [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] My Recon is even worse, though. Maybe because of being an automatic??? I dunno???

 

It's all in how you handle the clutch, you have to keep on the lever pushing it to forward or reverse while releasing the clutch. It'll work every time and isnt a hassle once you figure it out. You just gottta get the feel for it.

 

after u pull it back push it a little more back.

 

The real trick is to just put some muscle in it, not just rock it when it's on an incline or such. When it feels like the reverse won't work, you just have to push it really hard, same with getting it back into forward again. Just got to smack it like a lil' beach and show it who's boss!!! lol

 

Just let the clutch go a little then it will be easy as cake I had the same prob the trick is when your going to put it in reverse or foward youl hafta let go of the clutch at the same time but just a little bit and even warm it will still work trust me.

 

yea you gotta sometimes roll it foward a lil b4 u do it

 

reverse works 4 me hwen it's cold [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] i have no prob getting it back into reverse or forward.. .but when i shift to Forward i pull it back up JUST b4 i stop rolling..