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My Rancher cranks right up and runs great for a while and then it will suddenly sputter out and die. It usually cranks right back up and again runs great for a while and then same thing. Yesterday it got to where it acted like it wasn't going to crank back up a few time but eventually did. Any suggestions??

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Sounds like a carburetor problem like I had. Probably likes to run when choked. I think that is a carburetor model so the fix is fairly simple. Disconnect it and unscrew the bottom float assembly. Probably some small screws inside with holes in them. take them out and clean the screws. Here is a good youtube video that helped me.  It is about a small atv carb but it is the same (probably) for most carbs. 

 

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the 2013 rancher is fuel injected sounds like dirty filter or junk fuel. Also, the tank has a breather hose coming from the fuel cap if this is pinched or blocked the tank will create a vacuum AGAINST the fuel pump so check your breather hose isn't clogged first.

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On 10/22/2021 at 11:32 AM, Flydawg said:

Figured out the problem Thanks for the assistance!

finally let me upload a picture! so it's the secondary low voltage relay that was not working due to a bad connection!

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Hi bought a 2012 Honda rancher 420, grandkids rode it for a hour and half. Then it shut down no lights just completely dead, this was there Christmas present, what would be wrong with it, we know nothing about 4 wheelers

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