MY MAN!!!! I have been going nuts for over a month trying to fix my 2010 Honda TRX420FPA. I replaced the small shift motor that I didn't have to. Changed oil a couple times. Watched a bunch of videos. I came across your video last week and that part you changed was the exact part I needed. Never knew that was back there. Big Thanks to you man. 💪🙂👍
It should have a tab on the top you push in towards the wires by pinching the whole plug or pushing on just the tap with a screw drive or something but careful not to push too hard and break it out slip and damage wires. A tip for these plugs that are kinda old, push them into the sensor to break the plastic to plastic bond that forms between plug and sensor, if it's REALLY quiet you can hear a little tick when it pops. Helpful for all these style plugs.😊
It worked, still shifting great
Still working just fine
MY MAN!!!! I have been going nuts for over a month trying to fix my 2010 Honda TRX420FPA. I replaced the small shift motor that I didn't have to. Changed oil a couple times. Watched a bunch of videos. I came across your video last week and that part you changed was the exact part I needed. Never knew that was back there. Big Thanks to you man. 💪🙂👍
So you have to lin up the flat ends or it won't shift at all??
How do you remove the sensor from the plug? I'm trying not to break it
It should have a tab on the top you push in towards the wires by pinching the whole plug or pushing on just the tap with a screw drive or something but careful not to push too hard and break it out slip and damage wires. A tip for these plugs that are kinda old, push them into the sensor to break the plastic to plastic bond that forms between plug and sensor, if it's REALLY quiet you can hear a little tick when it pops. Helpful for all these style plugs.😊