Honda Rancher 350 Valve Adjustment: 2000-2006: Intake-Exhaust set at .006 in 

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+Metal Gearz: 1-2 hours if you work straight through. Takes more time to remove the plastics than do the actual adjustment.

That's what I figured, might do mine this weekend or next. Will make a vid to because I don't see any on youtube for the king. Cheers!!! great vid

+Metal Gearz: I'll defiantly check your video out. Had just a bit more than 3000 miles on my old King 750 before it sold. Never had to adjust valves on it, in fact the dealership I purchased it from said they had never adjusted the valves on a KingQuad 750. I would like to see the King setup to understand just how Suzuki designed this...

To my understanding the 700 and the 750 use a different valve setup, something called a shimmed valve setup witch was less likely to slip out of spec, there for the 450 and 500 would need more frequent adjustment and I just hit 6000klm so probably a good time to check for piece of mind

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+tythomps I did pull the cover off on top once and believe it used a push rod set up. That being said it's been several years ago, but something was different.

+tythomps and sorry, I didn't see the last couple sentences of your reply initially. Looking at a service manual it appears the 400AT does also have the TDC view window by the starter rope. Hard to tell otherwise if all this adjustment can be done in the same manner though. But it is a 2 valve pushrod motor still, like the 350. That would be great if you were able to get your hands on one to do though. The 400 definitely has more engine noise than the other Hondas we've had because of all the extra bearings and such in the motor, but I'm hoping a valve adjustment, if easy enough, would help quiet some of the knocking at speed.

I like what you're doing with this channel. I'm not physically able to do this stuff myself, but have family members that are willing to learn if I can show them videos like this. Anything I can do to avoid the stealerships.

+tythomps Appreciate it, will try to get my hands on one soon and pass the information on to you and other folks. If I run across any info on the procedure prior to getting my hands on one I'll let you know.

7 years later I’m here to ask do you know if they have the same set up I have a 400at and would love to know if it’s the same as 350 valves to adjust

No spin it around around until both valves r loose and stop on the T indicator mark again. Now adjust to .006.

EaZier Clutch I wouldn't suggest it...

Yes, i used rtv on mine and never leaked or smoke again

dorian james 1896 wtf

1986 TRX 350D smart guy

dorian james okay first of all I honestly didn't know if you were joking or not, second of all, I doubt it because I have an 03 rancher just like the one in the video, and my dad has an 86 fourtrax 350 just like yours (no joke) and the engines are layed out completely different. The whole bike is layed out different and the engines both sound and behave different. So my guess is no. But I could be wrong

I have the same wheeler and I did it the same as in this video and it got me goin strong again on the old 86 fourtrax 350

rusty nailz I just bought a 96 bc I heard they are great off road project, well it lacks in power and speed i can't even kick the tires over or cut doughnuts, have you had this issue

The pull start is addable. If that's not a option pull the cover where the pull start should be and there is a nut you can turn it over with a wrench.

Correct, although it's not as difficult as it may look.

John... I'm not 100% sure on that. What symptoms are you seeing?

Hard to start, backfiring or just doing general maintenance?

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Mathew Locklear, yes

@@everythingatv-utv-reviews3565 I dont have a F or a T mark on my 2001 trx350fm1 but I have 2 dashes. And it's on compression stroke at the top dash, would this be correct?

Yes Sir, the valves out of adjustment will cause all these symptoms.

The best! Thanks for the comment.