Honda Rancher Electric Shift Issue Fixed

I thought it would be a quick video but I still talked forever. Maybe some info will help you. My problem was most likely different than yours.

[@chipbyrne]

Good video for people learning about the shift system. It's good to know how things work. Thank you. For the haters, he warned you in the beginning - just move on.

[@johngiff2978]

Boy you are good at giving people information about where a lot of the parts are located on your bike. It is easy to criticize but I think you helped a good number of people as well as myself with this video.Thankyou.

[@larryrx7sports253]

Great Show & Tell; Explanation of the ESP parts location & functions. I'm sure this will help owners understand, troubleshoot and repair their rigs.

[@squid5651803]

Thank you for being so detailed I just purchased one with same problem, no electric engagement, all of your detail helped me identify all the different components .

[@DonKeyhole1]

I found the video very useful to me. Great overview of the ES system with a somewhat comical twist at the end. I like that you kept us in suspense on what the problem was and like a good "who done it" plot, finally disclosed the culprit. Some other viewers have so much dissatisfaction in their own lives that they'll find any excuse to vent their negative emotional energy including at this very informative video of the Honda ES system. I liked this video very much. Thank you for kindly showing the relationship of all the parts. I actually feel that I could fix one now. Awesome job! And thanks for tolerating the cold temperatures.

[@muskegsmith3388]

I have a 2001 350 es with 24,000 kms. has been a trouble free machine all those years, but the shifting is now quite sluggish, I think the shift motor is worn. thanks to your video I now have an overview of it's innards, and have gained the confidence to commence a repair. thanks again

[@DadDare]

Thanks for the video, it was good to hear about all the possibilities and to use the flow chart to start out with. Have a good day.

[@juniorrodriguez7344]

Your video helped me. I like seeing what it looks like before trying to fix it. Thanks for sharing.

[@bigmikefrompa.3063]

That's a cool video! A friend of mine has a problem with his 450 ES. He puts it in 3rd gear and can't get it out unless he rocks the 4-wheeler back and forth then it comes out. You showed a lot of good points and the sensors. He hit a concrete fireplace with the front end pretty hard. Didn't seem to hurt the bike but then the shifting problem started. It may be that sensor you were talking about in the front. Thanks for the video. I did start to fall asleep though. LOL

[@tomperkins1064]

Good video. learned a lot about my Rancher and fixed my shifting problem . Thanks

[@jwil-pj2ye]

Dude. Good video. Ty. Better then all other videos i watched on this shifting issue. You covered everything. It was a headache for you but it helped me. It could be other part internal some kind of shift fork that brakes but good video.

[@carlosb4190]

Lol your not going to believe it but this is what I've been looking for ,,,, I needed to learn what controls the auto shift !!! Mine is not working ,so now I have a place to start from ! Thanks ,,, very good video and lots of information .....thanks agin

[@rustybrown7776]

Gave me a good overview of system. Thanks

[@markwise3319]

Thanks. Learned a lot. I saw another video where someone bought a kit to change the electric shift to a foot shift. That necessitated removing the gears inside. Perhaps that is what happened to your machine.

[@catherinejmoore1991]

thank you helped me out on being able to fix my grandpa's fourwheeler. very informative. tysm!!!!!

[@rodericklarue4688]

Great to hear your journey. The suspects were common to my search.

[@carlpeters1278]

Thanks for the video, I lost reverse on mine and had no clue why. thanks for the tip on that sensor.

[@lmr2768]

Ty for the great video. I learned a lot about my Honda from it. Ty again...

[@MJ-gj6ep]

Thanks now I got an idea of how my rancher 420 works. I'm sure it's a little different but pretty much the same.

[@tycoco8987]

Never tryd that yet but I'm gona take a look tomorrow this video helped me alot hopefully it works for me