I had the same issue after a complete rebuild and replacement of numerous parts. One of the previous owners incorrectly wound the recoil pull starter rope in the wrong direction (when facing the internals - counterclockwise) and also put the pawl (metal thing that pops up and engages the shaft pulley wheel) in the incorrect slot (rightside hole). I read a blog of the same issue. I wrapped the cord in the correct direction i.e. clockwise and put the pawl in the correct slot i.e. the left side hole (the pawl was metal stamped with a big "L" by the way), installed the whole assembly back on my Tri-Moto 125 and it now starts on the first pull everytime; no more push starting! I hope this is the issue you are unfortunately facing and now it gets fixed...good luck.
i have an 05 it is electric and pull start
i don't think you can you will need to bye a new pull start or pull the cover of and find a piece of line that will go around the pully so you can start it
First you kick its dog then twist its balls a sing hallalujah and kumbaya
There's nowhere on a warrior to put a kick start on. You can get a pull start if it doesn't already have one. You can get it at your Yamaha dealer.
Get a new sparkplug :) test the spark,tae plu out and leave in coil pull pull sartif it does a litle sparkits fine
the spring in the pull start housing is sprung. cut pull handle off the rope, tie a knot in the rope and take the housing off. take it to a yamaha, skidoo, arctic cat shop and having re spring the sprung spring and recoil the rope
its down to the right of the pull start it has 3 bolts holding it on
first you take the pull start f then get a drill and the socket that fits the bolt in the middle of the thing yiu see when taking the pull star the you put it on it then suzuki watch yir self ;)
adjest clutch
well whats the problem with it I've got a small motorbike, (Mini Moto) which I have been experiencing problems with, The clutch is engaged when the bike is static. When I pull the rip-cord the back wheel moves with it and therefore makes it very hard to start. Even when I lift the back wheel off the ground and pull as hard as I can it still doesn't start. I've guessed that the throttle is stuck and I have tried to "Un-Stick" it but I'm getting no luck. What can I do.?
yes look for a used one from an ATV salvage yard. The 87 warriors came stock with them
If your mini moto has gears...you can use a meathod called "popping it". it works 99 out of 100 timnes... someone gets on the bike and another person pushes it until it reaches a pretty fast speed.... then once at that speed you "pop it" into first gear and it should start... if it just stops as if you hit the brakes then you werent going fast enough...i hope this helps you