Posted by ronnie graves on December 07, 2014 at 21:04:53 from (64.12.116.16):
In Reply to: 96 foreman 400 posted by T in NE on December 07, 2014 at 15:56:21:
Ok I call it an "old man switch" on the front of the engine find the N switch and splice in to it run the wire up to a push-button on the handlebars it should be a green with a white but I have seen other colors and put that to one side of the switch and a ground on the other side (the reason I call it an old man switch HONDA didnt put an over-ride on one of the brake levers like everone else did an old man customer of mine would go off and kill his in gear hi gear at that and not be able to down shift it ) PS been working on atvs since early 80's Ronnie @ ronnies atv salvage and repair collins ms
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