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It takes 24x9.00-11

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use tubeless tyres

make your air/fuel mixture lean

change the engine oil , gear oil

change the air filter

change the spark plug if necessary

check free movement of brake liners

use recommended tyre air pressure (depends on tyres)

use only normal fuel ..do not use premium fuel it is not recommended

check your battery too...

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realy, your talking 100 quid, or like $100, $200... or maybe more if someone realy wants it for parts. Also depends on condition ect.

For example. my 2004 Honda Fourtrax 350 4wd is worth about £1700, or about 2000 bucks

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23x8x11 in the front 24x9x11 in the back

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The fuse box is located directly behind the battery. It is a box about 1 1/2 by 3 inches in size. There is an access panel held in place with two screws that must be removed to see it.

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around 14

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ok first you push the clutch in... then with the car in neutral you push the shifter down (like trying to push it through the floor) then pull it to your right knee and push toward the dash ...and boom you got it

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12

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Gap is .033

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id ask 200-400 depending on condition but prolly 300$$

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2.1 us quarts with new filter. Without new filter 1.95. But it better off to change them both

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I saw repair manuals on e bay, or the dealer or service professional should have that info.

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If you are just doing an oil change, it is 1.7 US quarts. After engine disassembly it is 2.0 US quarts. This is taken directly from my repair manual.

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Your question needs a few more details, but I'm guessing when you put it in 'R' it won't go into reverse unless you continue on into 'N' neutral. My car also has the 'D' affected. I have to put it into '2' in order to be in Drive. This is indicative of a bad spacer washer on the gear shift cable - it has disintegrated. You will have to have a new shifter cable installed. Go to a regular mechanic for this - NOT a transmission shop.

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check your float in the carburetor its probably sticking**** also check you fuel for contamination as there is a needle and seat inside of the carb (wear the fuel line goes in) the BEST thing to do is remove the carb (if your confident in your ability to do so) turn the carb upside down and drain into a nice clean container if you see smaller droplets floating in the fuel you have water in the fuel If there is no contamination and the fuel looks clean and smells fresh not sour you will have to take apart the carb and blow out ALL the orfices of the carb body and jets. after the carb is reassemble you will have to pressure test the needle and seat to make sure it seals pump pressure gauge (mity vac) to 5 psi and see if there is pressure drops. You might need a new needle and seat. (ps make sure you check the floats they should float and not drop in a pail of fuel if they do replace them) *****caution be careful with gasoline and compressed air wear safety glasses @ ALL TIMES********

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The 10th digit in a 17 digit V.I.N. or frame

number represents the year of your machine.

A - 1980 H - 1987 R - 1994 1 - 2001

B - 1981 J - 1988 S - 1995 2 - 2002

C - 1982 K - 1989 T - 1996 3 - 2003

D - 1983 L - 1990 V - 1997 4 - 2004

E - 1984 M - 1991 W - 1998 5 - 2005

F - 1985 N - 1992 X - 1999

G - 1986 P - 1993 Y - 2000

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It depends on the size/year/models, certain most Hondas have 4x110, and some yamahas do.

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MudNemesis Atvsnorkels are wicked cool

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if the spark plug always need to be replaced

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after unscrewing the black plastic nut at the end of the cable attaching to the carb it will slide out. If yours is stuck the oring or tubular piece inside is gummed up. Sometimes carb spray will help this release it so it will come out.

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Well I like both Honda little more reliable can am has some mechanical issues.

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Better how? for stricktly utility purpose I would go with the Honda, for yes in general GENERAL! they are more reliable. However taking all aspects of quading(atving) the can am outlander is far quicker, more enjoyable and just as usefull. The Can am Renegade is just a 4x4 racing quad pretty well, sporty version of the outlander and virtually useless as a utility quad.

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under the seat behind the airbox

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yes

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after draining and filter change the Rincon takes 3.1 US quarts of oil.

at disassemble the Rincon takes 4.3 quarts of oil.

I have added a link in the related links section with more info from the service manual

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With stock(24") tires it will run about 54 mph on speedometer. At least that is what mine used to run. Also varies on motor condition, mainly how much compression you have. Also the type of ground you are on. Road = faster. Hard dirt= not as fast. Real loose dirt= not that fast

2002 Honda rancher 350 es goes 65 at top speed on pavement.