I just rewatched the video and saw your idle adjustment it's at the end of a cable it looks like a star at the end of it. It's pointing right out the side nowhere around the carburetor. It's got a little bracket holding it, it's about where the bottom of your calf would be when sitting on the four wheeler. Straight back behind the oil dipstick. Watch your video from 1:49-1:53 and you were videoing it.
Idle doesn't sound bad to me but im listening through a phone. That loud tick sounds like valves need adjusting there's several videos on that just not sure about that specific model. The idle adjustment screw should be the easiest to get to maybe with a plastic knob don't know for sure. Other than what you can see is broken i would just replace all fluids and gas maybe run some marvel mystery oil or sea foam through it, i like mmo. Don't forget the differential fluids im sure most never do but sure won't hurt especially since im sure it's been dunked several times. I've got a 2024 and already changed mine to amsoil. Wheel bearings are something else that may need replaced those commonly go bad on these. Oh and about rusted things a 50/50 of acetone and automatic transmission fluid is supposed to be the ultimate penetrating oil there's videos on that too. The grease you were talking about in the airbox was probably the spray you are supposed to spray on the air filter to help catch dust, it's very sticky.
Thanks man, I really appreciate your comments. How much seafoam do I run through it? And also, i know how to adjust the idle, but i dont know how to adjust the fuel mixture. Because randomly it will stall out and or idle crazy high. Not sure what is causing that.
@@Outdoors-and-Sports I'm not sure but the best I can tell you about any of your questions is search on here, you'll be amazed at how many others have been through whatever issues already and filmed the how to on here. There's a rancher video on here one like yours but white that has 44,000 miles on it. I know that's not a how to I just thought you would think that was neat. Oh and do what I did and order the honda the honda service manual for your model. They aren't cheap mine was just as much for shipping as the cost of the book that ended up being about 80 something but it covers everything on it and how to fix it. Maybe yours will be cheaper being older probably can get a used one.
I just rewatched the video and saw your idle adjustment it's at the end of a cable it looks like a star at the end of it. It's pointing right out the side nowhere around the carburetor. It's got a little bracket holding it, it's about where the bottom of your calf would be when sitting on the four wheeler. Straight back behind the oil dipstick.
Watch your video from 1:49-1:53 and you were videoing it.
Idle doesn't sound bad to me but im listening through a phone. That loud tick sounds like valves need adjusting there's several videos on that just not sure about that specific model. The idle adjustment screw should be the easiest to get to maybe with a plastic knob don't know for sure. Other than what you can see is broken i would just replace all fluids and gas maybe run some marvel mystery oil or sea foam through it, i like mmo. Don't forget the differential fluids im sure most never do but sure won't hurt especially since im sure it's been dunked several times. I've got a 2024 and already changed mine to amsoil. Wheel bearings are something else that may need replaced those commonly go bad on these. Oh and about rusted things a 50/50 of acetone and automatic transmission fluid is supposed to be the ultimate penetrating oil there's videos on that too.
The grease you were talking about in the airbox was probably the spray you are supposed to spray on the air filter to help catch dust, it's very sticky.
Thanks man, I really appreciate your comments. How much seafoam do I run through it? And also, i know how to adjust the idle, but i dont know how to adjust the fuel mixture. Because randomly it will stall out and or idle crazy high. Not sure what is causing that.
@@Outdoors-and-Sports I'm not sure but the best I can tell you about any of your questions is search on here, you'll be amazed at how many others have been through whatever issues already and filmed the how to on here. There's a rancher video on here one like yours but white that has 44,000 miles on it. I know that's not a how to I just thought you would think that was neat.
Oh and do what I did and order the honda the honda service manual for your model. They aren't cheap mine was just as much for shipping as the cost of the book that ended up being about 80 something but it covers everything on it and how to fix it. Maybe yours will be cheaper being older probably can get a used one.
@johnnyreb1475 Yeah, I have a owners manual. Thanks for all your help man!