Hi there, new to the forum. Have carb question. Sometimes while idling it cuts out and acts like it almost dies then picks back up. And also sometimes when put in gear and start to accelerate it has a quick cut out then it straightens out. Any ideas on what the problem may be? Is this model fuel injected? Thanks in advance.

I have a 660 grizzley that started a clunking noise. I believe it’s in drive train. It started as I went up a hill and gave it a good amount of gas. The front wheels lifted up off the ground. It didn’t slam down hard. I noticed rear differential was kinda loose. I’ve read these are infamous for this. Tightened it up but no change. I jacked the bike up. Spun the front wheels while in neutral. No noise. I spun the rear wheels while in neutral and the noise occurred. In this video you wheel see the drive shaft when I am spinning the wheels. It is in neutral during this. It’s kind of getting stuck and then popping out of its stuck position. It does it any time the rest wheels are spinning. Neutral. In every gear. And reverse. Seems to drive fine. 4wd works.

https://youtu.be/CUGEdoEYZUU

I tried to edit and delete my other post regarding this. It wouldn’t let me. Sorry about the double post.

I have a 660 grizzley that started a clunking noise. I believe it’s in drive train. It started as I went up a hill and gave it a good amount of gas. The front wheels lifted up off the ground. It didn’t slam down hard. I noticed rear differential was kinda loose. I’ve read these are infamous for this. Tightened it up but no change. I jacked the bike up. Spun the front wheels while in neutral. No noise. I spun the rear wheels while in neutral and the noise occurred. In this video you wheel see the drive shaft when I am spinning the wheels. It is in neutral during this. It’s kind of getting stuck and then popping out of its stuck position. It does it any time the rest wheels are spinning. Neutral. In every gear. And reverse. Seems to drive fine. 4wd works.

https://youtu.be/CUGEdoEYZUU

I tried to edit and delete my other post regarding this. It wouldn’t let me. Sorry about the double post.

hello everyone, just joined, got myself a used 2003 honda recon trx250tm, needs some work but ridable

hello everyone, just joined, got myself a used 2003 honda recon trx250tm, needs some work but ridable

Hi everyone,

Its been a long time since I was on here but we are at our wits end over my dads quad. And I’m sorry, but this is gonna be a long one…

It started very intermittently with the bike not starting. It would just whine over but if you turned off the key, then back on, it would start just fine. Over the years the bike has had the battery replaced maybe 4 or 5 times at Arctic Cat dealerships!

Recently, the bike just quit and wouldn’t start at all. The shop replaced the ignition switch, battery and foot break switch (they said it was stuck on and killing the battery). They also said that the crank positioning sensor was gone. We took the bike back and it would start and run but it was not charging. It would run forever but when you shut it off, it would need to be boosted or the battery recharged before it would start again. We brought the bike back to the dealer, they assured us that the stator was gone and this was likely the reason the bike had been through so many batteries. We decided to go the cheap route and had them install a Kimpex stator. After installation we were informed that the Kimpex part was faulty. They installed a second Kimpex stator which they also claimed was faulty. The third stator went in, this time an Artic Cat part. They sent the bike home with us but the first time we tried to start it, it wouldn’t start. Dead battery.

So far the machine has a new ignition switch, break switch, voltage regulator, and Arctic Cat stator. Finally we contacted Arctic Cat directly and they spoke with the dealership. Here is the text from an email my dad received from the dealership today…

Doesn’t sound like they are trying to rip us off or anything but I’m hoping for some advice or experience based tips. Can something inside the motor parasitically draw juice from the battery? Could there be a wiring harness issue causing this?

Thanks in advance for any help or insight that you guys can offer

Do they make these still? If not when was the last yr made? What Outlander would make the best conversion into one out of the 2017 lineup?

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Hi All. I’m new to the forum. I’m new to owning an ATV actually. I just got an 02 grizzley. We were riding all day today. Moderate riding. Towards the end of the day I was in my field going up a hill. I gave it too much gas and it stood up on the rear wheels. It came back down. Not hard. No problem really. Actually everything was very light. But now there is an extreme clicking in the rear ended. It drives still. Goes into all gears. Actual once it was in reverse and revved up and didn’t move but rolling the four wheeler forward and backwards made something click and then reverse worked. Anyway I’m not sure where it is exactly. I looked under there and noticed a rotor. The area the rotor is in seems to be where the popping is. Not sure if we should park it and let it sit until fixed or how big of a deal it is. Any help would be appreciated.