No Lights, No Crank Double Hacked ATV, Troubleshooting and Easy Repair!

Bought this No Lights, No Cranks Yamaha Wolverine a few weeks ago for $500. After some troubleshooting, I decided to order a replacement starter/light handle bar switch set. The new switch set came from the factory miss wired and popped the wire harness fuse when powered up. After some simple troubleshooting, the switch set was rewired and roughly installed to verify the fix.

[@franmonaghan57]

Great video there is nothing worse for sending you on a wild goose chase then a defective new part. Your videos are great source for color coding and giving all us backyard mechanics a start in the right direction

[@atvseatexchange2176]

I agree 100% with the finish, not fishing advice. Nuff said. Anyway, when buying inexpensive replacement parts, I always read the complete ad and locate their part number and check more of their ads to see how many other machines it's supposed to fit, then cross reference oem part numbers to see if they are the same for those machines also. An alternative would be to use a more reliable aftermarket outfit, or a good used part. Glad to see some dry floor in there and keep on grinding.

[@donutdan1508]

Sucks about the water Harvey. Weve had 45 days of rain this summer and while that sucks, our ATV trails have been extra sloppy which is a helluva lot of fun!
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[@disableddeerhunter180]

Good Job! Watch out for mold. Blessings!

[@grandcrappy]

Another informative H. Spooner video.

[@shaunforcier]

Yall may already know this but that is why any wiring work costs so much

[@taurota1554]

Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

[@mattelliott7650]

Thanks for another awesome video. i have learnt so much from you. Thanks again.

[@andrewmunchkin7212]

Awesome vid, this is what you do best, fixing. And buying too 🤠👍

[@billybobs841]

Your pretty dang smart bud thanks

[@martinburgess4814]

Typical chineseium rubbish.All the best to you all.