The valves are probably the main thing to be adjusted as they can tighten up.
so y do we adjust stuff on new atvs?
are all new machines required to be adjusted after the 100 miles brake in period? on my first rancher never did anything and it still runs fine?, although friend picked up a rancher with like 65 miles on it and the engine sounds like it makes a clicking noise sometimes when your rolling and press the throttle lightly? is this adjustment, I think its shitty oil and gas with stabilizer is not helping either? HELP LOL :hail: thanks
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Some people don't do it, but it's best to do it and it's easy to do.
It would be hard to find a service manual for a Rancher 400AT online for free, unless someone on here would have one and would send you a copy.any idea where i can get the service manual for FREEEEE lol ? alos before i do anything I am going to have another person listen to it. because am not sure if its just me being picky and over listening to the motor.
You can download one from Tradebit for $7.
http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/9214678-honda-rancher-400-trx400-service-manual-repair
http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/9214678-honda-rancher-400-trx400-service-manual-repair
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