Flung mud with my Polaris 400, yammy Bruin 250 and the brand spankin' new Grizzly 350 Saturday. Bruin and Sportsman took it on with no probs. The brand new Grizzly encountered starting problems. Had to manually start it twice after my son cut it off at rest stations. Then it magically started again after being run a while.

The following Sunday morn the electric start just made a weak grinding sound. Dead as a hammer. What's up with this? The belt couldn't possibly be wet.

It's under warranty and I'm taking it back to the dealership. Ridiculous really an ATV that can't handle a little mud?

 

sounds like the brushes in the starter are bad though idk if its new then idk id deff take it back and make them check it

 

Took the Grizz back to Yammy dealership and they replaced a bad battery that had been half charged in the Christmas crunch.

They even washed the quad down and waived off my first service in lieu of my probs on the trail. A man can't complain with that kind of service now can he.

The mechanic advised me to have my boys switch off the kill switch (little red switch) just to train them not to kill the battery in the future. In this case it wasn't my sons fault but I've drained a battery down myself a time or two.

End result: Grizzly 350 back in action with no gripes

 

my little bro just got a little 80cc quad and i got it home ran it for like five mins to see wat it was like but when i pulled into the yard it stalled and would not come back on. no neutral light, no turning over. nothing. its in neutral, he said it had a good battery. i dont kno could it be the fuse though it looks fine any help is appreciated